Join a talent community for managed services and office operations roles. Opportunities likely span managed services delivery, office administration, facilities coordination, vendor management, and general operational support.
Managed Services/Office Operations
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The role is focused on managing services and office operations within a community, possibly involving coordination and administration tasks.
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Handle inbound calls and warm leads, consult customers on insurance needs, recommend appropriate coverages, and convert prospects into policyholders. The role includes paid Property and Casualty licensing training, customer communication, sales closing, and brand representation. Employees work remotely on assigned schedules and must maintain a professional home workspace with reliable wired high-speed internet. A minimum of two years of sales or service-related experience is required.
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