Property & Casualty Insurance Sales Agent

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AWLInsurance

Work from homeFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Experience: 1 year of auto/home insurance sales required

Requirements

A valid state-issued insurance license
1 year of auto/home insurance sales required
Ability to work from home in a quiet, professional, distraction free environment
Must provide your own high speed internet
Ability to follow script
Superior verbal and written communication skills
Energetic, tenacious, and competitive

Responsibilities

Meet or exceed monthly policy sales targets
Discover needs of pre-qualified insurance shoppers
Ability to overcome sales objections and close over the phone
Ability to cross sell related insurance products
Continued development of product knowledge and script comfortability outside of scheduled shift time
Accurately record all required information in agency management platform
Communicate with the management team on a regular basis to discuss personal performance

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