Benefits Representative (Work From Home)

Posted 8 days ago

spade recruitingCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

We are looking for motivated and professional individuals to join our remote benefits team. This role focuses on helping individuals and families who have requested information about available benefit programs and guiding them through the next steps. As a Benefits Representative, you will meet with clients virtually, explain benefit options in a clear and simple way, answer questions, and help them complete the process online. Full training is provided, so previous industry experience is not required.
Responsibilities: Connect with individuals who requested benefit information Schedule and conduct virtual appointments Explain available benefit options clearly and professionally Answer client questions and provide guidance Assist with online applications and documentation Follow up with clients by phone, email, or video Maintain accurate client records Participate in remote training and team meetings Provide a positive and professional client experience What We Offer Fully remote work-from-home position Flexible schedule options Full training provided No cold calling Weekly pay structure Ongoing mentorship and support Advancement opportunities Positive team environment Long-term career growth potential What We're Looking For Strong communication skills Professional and positive attitude Comfortable speaking with people Reliable and self-motivated Basic computer skills Ability to work independently from home Willingness to learn and follow a proven process Previous experience with clients, benefits, or appointments is helpful but not required This is a great fit for someone looking for a remote opportunity with training, support, and room to grow.

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