Work From Home Representative – No Experience Required

AO Globe Life•Los Angeles, CA
•Remote

About The Position

This entry-level remote opportunity is for individuals interested in learning about the insurance industry. No previous industry experience is required, and full training, mentorship, and ongoing support are provided. The role involves communicating with clients, helping them understand life insurance products and coverage, and presenting relevant solutions based on their needs. Work is completed remotely, with virtual team support and scheduled meetings and coaching sessions. Flexible schedule options are available depending on team requirements.

Requirements

  • At least 18 years old.
  • U.S. citizen.
  • Willing to obtain a Life and Health Insurance License.
  • Comfortable communicating over the phone and online.
  • Able to use basic computer applications.
  • Reliable, organized, and responsible.
  • Self-motivated and willing to learn.
  • Open to coaching, feedback, and professional development.
  • Previous sales or insurance experience is not required.

Nice To Haves

  • Previous sales or customer support background.
  • Interest in the insurance industry.

Responsibilities

  • Connect with clients through phone calls, emails, and virtual communication.
  • Assist clients with questions about life insurance products and available coverage.
  • Present relevant insurance solutions based on client needs.
  • Guide clients through application procedures.
  • Maintain organized records and client information.
  • Follow established processes and training guidelines.
  • Attend scheduled virtual meetings and coaching sessions.
  • Build professional relationships through consistent communication.

Benefits

  • Full training and guidance.
  • Flexible schedule options, depending on team requirements.
  • Ongoing mentorship, coaching, and support.
  • Professional growth and development opportunities.
  • Remote work with virtual team support.
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