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Entry Level Client Assistance Specialist | Remote

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elmer agencyBismarck (ND)

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Junior

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$1,000+/week

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About the role

Build a Career that Makes a Difference Flexible Work. Real Training. Income You Can Grow. Searching for a genuine remote opportunity where you can learn, develop, and earn, even if you’ve never done this before? The Elmer Agency offers a clear, structured path for people who want flexibility, hands-on mentorship, and the chance to build their income over time. No cold calling. No figuring it out alone. You get a proven system and real support starting on day one. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.👉 Learn More HereYour RoleWork from home on a schedule that fits your life Connect with people who have already asked for information Help clients explore straightforward financial protection options Use a proven, step-by-step training system Grow your skills and confidence with every conversation Who We’re Looking ForDependable, self-driven individuals Clear and friendly communicators People who are eager to learn and follow a system Those who work well independently No prior experience needed What You’ll GetWarm leads, so no cold outreach Ongoing coaching and mentorship Part-time or full-time flexibility This is a commission-based position with real room to grow. Many of our agents start part-time while they learn. Income Potential Part-time: ~$1,000+/week Full-time: ~$2,500+/week Opportunities to advance into leadership👉 Schedule Your Interview Spots are limited each week so every new team member gets proper onboarding and support.

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Your notice period

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