Insurance Specialist
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home insurance agencyEl Paso (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$32,000 per year
About the role
CANDIDATES MUST HAVE AN INSURANCE LICENSE IN THE STATE OF TEXAS AND HAVE EXPERIENCE IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION. Do you love interacting with others, making connections, and helping people? Then you're an excellent fit for the Insurance customer service representative position at our company! You'll be responsible for responding to customer inquiries, mitigating service issues, and providing an exemplary customer experience. If this posting sounds like a job you'll love, we highly encourage you to apply.
Responsibilities
Identify common customer issues and bring them to the attention of the team
Create records of customer interactions and follow up to ensure all questions have been answered
Reply to incoming calls from customers including products and service questions, general information, and complaints
Interact with the sales lead to maintain and improve service and product knowledge
Ensure customer account information is up-to-date
Qualifications
High school graduate, G.E.D. recipient, or equivalent
Previous work in a customer-facing position
Excellent active listening, interpersonal, and communication skills
Must have an insurance license in the state of Texas
Must have experience in the insurance industry
Compensation
$32,000 per year (DOE)
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