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David Careers

Entry Level | Client Care Specialist | No Experience Needed

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elmer agencyAustin (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages

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$1,000+/week

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About the role

Build a Remote Career that Helps People Looking for a legitimate remote role where you can learn, grow, and earn—without prior experience? At the Elmer Agency, we provide a structured path for individuals who want flexibility, mentorship, and the ability to build income over time. No cold calling. No guesswork. Just a clear system and real support from day one. Must be a US citizen & have Permanent Residency.👉 Learn More HereWhat You’ll DoWork remotely with a flexible schedule Speak with individuals who have requested information Help guide clients through simple financial protection options Follow a proven system with step-by-step training Build confidence and consistency over time
What We’re Looking For:
  • Reliable, self-motivated individuals
  • Strong communication skills
  • Willingness to learn and follow a system
  • Comfortable working independently
  • No experience required
  • What to ExpectWarm leads
  • Ongoing mentorship and coaching
  • Flexible schedule (part-time or full-time)
This is a commission-based role with potential to grow. Many start part-time while learning. Income Potential Part-time: ~$1,000+/week Full-time: ~$2,500+/week Growth into leadership opportunities👉Schedule Your Interview Spots are limited each week to ensure proper onboarding and support.

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