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Must reside in the state of Nebraska (due to state funding) and own or rent your home. Are you looking for a meaningful opportunity in your own home? Open your heart and your home in the Saunders community.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Ag related field and minimum 3 years of experience with proven results in agronomy sales, or equivalent years of experience with proven results in agronomy sales.
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Although the primary work location is in the field, with a commutable distance from home, there will be opportunities for virtual work to be completed at home. Join our team as a Property Field Inspection Claim Specialist and showcase your expertise in handling accidental and weather-related claims for homeowners, commercial properties, and large losses.
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We also offer exceptional perks , including a flexible schedule, the opportunity to work from home, the ability to work in your community, and knowledge about where your food comes from.
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