Remote Life Insurance Sales Trainee

Posted 11 days ago

srecruitingFort Wayne (IN)

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Junior

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About the role

If you are a high-energy type of person, customer-focused, and have a strong desire to succeed in a sales driven environment, you might be the perfect candidate we are looking for
Duties: Contact potential clients to discuss life insurance needs and recommend life insurance policies (warm-calls, leads are provided). Explain policy features, benefits, and premiums to clients and answer any questions they may have. Complete applications for new clients. Assist Underwriters in obtaining required information from new applicants. Maintain accurate records of all sales and prospecting activities. Medical benefit for all our representatives.
What we offer: Training is provided.
After training has been completed, make your own schedule. Weekly pay and bonuses. Partial health insurance reimbursement and life insurance are provided after 90 days. Rapid career growth and advancement opportunities. All expenses paid annual office trip to an exciting location (previously in Puerto Rico, Cancun, Las Vegas, Bahamas). Requirement: Must have a working computer with a camera that is compatible with Zoom, internet access, and a cell phone. Willing to learn through our industry-leading training program. Knowledge of life insurance preferred, but not required. Prior sales experience preferred, but not required. Proficiency with computer software applications including Microsoft Office. Someone dependable, organized, and driven who works well individually and as a team member.

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