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Participate in ongoing sales training· Our sales reps do NO Cold-Calling or Prospecting. We work in the areas of Mortgage Protection, Final Expense Protection, Debt Elimination, retirement planning for our younger clients and retirement preparation for those clients ready to retire.
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Participate in ongoing sales training· Our sales reps do NO Cold-Calling or Prospecting · This is a 100% commission only sole proprietor 1099 sales position. Compensation Range – Commission OnlyThis is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional.
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This is a 100% commission only sole proprietor 1099 sales position. High School diploma or equivalent· Must be 18+years old and eligible to work in the USA· Pass a criminal background check and drug screening· Previous experience in sales, customer service, or other related fields preferred· Ability to build rapport with clients· Proficient with smartphone, computer, iPad· Need to have computer or tablet with web camera· Excellent written and verbal communication skills· Self-motivated Additional information:Employment type: Full-time.
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Whether you are an experienced sales representative or a newbie to sales, we provide training for all our new agents. A great training platform· Commissions paid daily by our insurance carriers· Production based promotion opportunities.
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Meet with these families in person or through a video chat and help them find the protection plan that is right for them. Follow up on responders that have been sent into our office by future clients and schedule an appointment.
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Competitive, encouraging culture· The flexibility in your schedule so you can have a healthy work / life balance. Possess a State Life Insurance License or be willing to obtain one (we offer the pre-licensing class for free.
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Complete necessary electronic application and follow up paperwork. The opportunity to grow in our industry, both financially and professionally. We help protect families financially if they have a loved one become critically ill or pass away.
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Report your numbers to the home office. The participants are independent contractors and not employees. What we do is extremely important to the families that we serve, and they have requested information about the programs we offer.
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Compensation Range - Commission OnlyThis is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional.
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Compensation Range - Commission OnlyThis is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional.
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Compensation Range - Commission OnlyThis is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional.
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Compensation Range - Commission OnlyThis is a true WORK FROM HOME position for the sales professional.
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High School diploma or equivalent· Must be 18+years old and eligible to work in the USA· Pass a criminal background check and drug screening· Previous experience in sales, customer service, or other related fields preferred· Ability to build rapport with clients· Proficient with smartphone, computer, iPad· Need to have computer or tablet with web camera· Excellent written and verbal communication skills· Self-motivated.
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Duties:· Follow up on responders that have been sent into our office by future clients and schedule an appointment. What we offer:· Competitive, encouraging culture· The flexibility in your schedule so you can have a healthy work / life balance.
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Qualifications:· Possess a State Life Insurance License or be willing to obtain one (we offer the pre-licensing class for free). Description:· We help protect families financially if they have a loved one become critically ill or pass away.
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