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About the role

Remote Sales Representative The Edson Agency is growing and looking for motivated, coachable individuals who want to build a career in the financial services industry. This is a remote, performance-based sales position. Compensation is earned through commissions and production bonuses as well as achievable profit sharing and equity sharing opportunities. No sales, financial services or insurance experience is required. Meet virtually with individuals and families who have requested information about insurance and financial services products — no cold calling Help clients identify insurance and financial protection solutions that fit their needs Participate in ongoing training, mentorship, and team development Remote, flexible work environment Performance-based compensation with uncapped earning potential Exclusive digital insurance products and industry-changing technology Hands-on mentorship and sales training Comfortable working independently in a remote environment Willing to obtain a life insurance license if not currently licensed If you're looking for a flexible sales career where your growth and income are tied to your performance, we'd like to hear from you. Please apply through LinkedIn and attach a updated resume. Your level of success will be determined by several factors, including the amount of work you put in, your ability to successfully follow and implement our training and sales system and engage with our lead system, and the insurance needs of the customers in the geographic areas in which you choose to work.

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Your profile is current

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A number in mind

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Your notice period

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