Entry Level Insurance Sales Representative/Remote/No Cold Calling id-24684

Job Description

Entry Level Insurance Sales Representative - No Cold Calling

  • Remote
  • Employment Type
  • Part-Time/Full Time
  • Compensation

$40,000 to $1,00,000 per year

We are seeking part time and full time agents.

  • Licensed Life/Health Agents Can Start Immediately
  • If Not Licensed- Great Training Program to Obtain License.

No Cold Calling - Work with In-House Leads- People who took the time to fill out a form in THEIR HANDWRITING and REQUESTED FOR SOMEONE TO CONTACT AND HELP THEM.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

  • Agents with a Business Mindset
  • Driven to Succeed And Help Others
  • Driven to Change Their Financial Situation
  • Self Motivated
  • Hard Working
  • Coachable-Very Important
  • Team Player/Leader
  • Willing To Plug Into Our Training Program And System
  • Bi-Lingual is a Plus but not a requirement

INCOME:

  • Part Time- 35-75k
  • Full Time- 100k+ First Year
  • Average: $300-$500 commission Per Appointment

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Life Insurance License HUGE PLUS or Willingness To Obtain One
  • (Can Be Obtained In 20 Days Or Less)

CONTACT: Send in your resume for an interview

  • *This position is a commission only position with incentives, bonuses and no caps or quotas. If you are
  • looking to supplement your income, or work for yourself full-time, we are interested in talking to you!

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

 

 

Company Description
We provide consistent, exemplary customer service by providing expert advice concerning a wide range of investment and insurance products, including Life Insurance, Mortgage Insurance, Medicare, Retirement Planning, and Annuities.
Why Work Here?
We provide Awesome Leadership, Excellent Training, Comraderie, Team-Oriented, Supportive and Motivational Leaders.

We provide consistent, exemplary customer service by providing expert advice concerning a wide range of investment and insurance products, including Life Insurance, Mortgage Insurance, Medicare, Retirement Planning, and Annuities.

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