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delivery driver class C

Redding, CA

$17.50/hr

This is a Part-Time/Full Time opportunity. As a Local Delivery Driver, you will be helping delivery ... Must have a clean driving record and Valid Class C Driver's License. * 1-2 years' experience in a ...

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Part Time P&C-Licensed Sales Agent

GEICO Local Office - Augusta

Augusta, GA • On-site

$18K - $25K/yr

Part-time

Dental, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Join the GEICO Local Office - Augusta sales team and start building your tomorrow!

Your GEICO Local Office has an exciting opportunity for individuals seeking a long-term and rewarding career in insurance. We're looking for hardworking and dedicated Property & Casualty Insurance Sales Agents to work part-time (averaging between 25-30 hours per week, with the potential to work up to full time hours) on our real time, internet-generated leads along with live call-in and walk-in customers.

Our office works year-round to grow and retain clients who entrust their home, auto and other insurance needs to us. Our office is always buzzing with high energy and a friendly yet competitive environment.


Benefits

Annual Base Salary + Bonus Opportunities

Paid Time Off (PTO)

Hands on Training

Career Growth Opportunities

Retirement Plan

Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

Evenings Off

SIMPLE401k


Responsibilities

As a Part-Time P&C Licensed Sales Agent on our Team you would:

  • Learn the basics of GEICO Insurance products and how to sell our benefits to potential clients;
  • Quote prices and products unique to each individual client's needs, providing specific options for each caller;
  • Make sales (licensed) of auto insurance and other personal lines of insurance products, all while providing an extraordinary level of customer service;
  • Educate clients on auto, home, renters, cycle, and other lines of insurance sold at the GEICO Local Office - Augusta;
  • Service existing accounts and ensure potential clients make buying decisions armed with the proper information; and,
  • Identify cross-selling opportunities during retention calls.

Requirements

Candidates MUST possess a current, valid P&C Insurance License for GA and/or SC.

A successful candidate brings:

  • A competitive spirit, a passion to excel, and a willingness to learn;
  • Phone/call handling skills showing a high-energy personality, and a love of working with people;
  • Critical multi-tasking skills needed to talk and type while simultaneously interacting with clients;
  • An ability to type at a minimum of 40 wpm;
  • A knack for remembering data, processes, and details;
  • Talent for dealing with a wide variety of clients;
  • Strong computer skills to learn within multiple quoting systems as well as Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and Outlook, especially); and,
  • A punctual worker with the ability to stay and work a quote to its completion.
  • Sign on bonus of $1,200 for licensed bilingual agents (after completing the required 90-Day Probation)