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Job Title: Virtual Phone Appointment Setter (Evening Hours) ** This is a1099 commission only position. No sales required - Paid on booked appointments.

Location: Remote
Hours: Mostly evening hours (average about 5 hours/day)

** Average Appointment Setters make $500-$800 a week

Are you a confident communicator with a knack for setting appointments over the phone? We’re looking for a motivated Virtual Phone Appointment Setter to join our team! This role involves calling warm leads to schedule Zoom appointments for our dedicated Life Insurance Agents.

About Us:
We generate high-quality leads through targeted direct mail campaigns, focusing on federal and postal employees who are looking for life insurance and retirement solutions. Our virtual team helps connect these prospects with our agents to meet their insurance needs.

What You’ll Do:

  • Reach out to leads via phone during evening hours
  • Qualify and engage interested prospects
  • Schedule and confirm Zoom meetings for our Life Insurance Agents
  • Maintain accurate records of calls and appointments
  • Provide excellent customer service and professional communication

Requirements:

  • Excellent verbal communication skills
  • Comfortable making outbound calls from a list and handling objections
  • Reliable internet connection, computer and a quiet work environment
  • Ability to work primarily during evening hours
  • Previous experience in appointment setting, telemarketing, or sales is a plus but not required

We Offer:

  • Flexible, remote work opportunity
  • Supportive team environment
  • Competitive pay and incentives based on performance
  • Training, access to our CRM, and ongoing support to help you succeed

If you’re enthusiastic, results-driven, and ready to be a key part of our growing team, we want to hear from you!

To Apply:


Please Apply, and then answer the brief interview questions that follow this posting.

Join us and help folks secure their financial future — one call at a time!

We look forward to potentially working with you!

Company Description
MyFederalRetirementWerks services the Federal market. We provide financial education, retirement planning and insurance to Federal Employees/Staff.

We believe that financial guidance is more than just selling products; it is, by definition, the pursuit of a total understanding of each client's financial goals, family goals and issues, as well as their current tax and estate picture. It is not until you fully understand each client, that a plan can be created and implemented to achieve a client's long-term life goals.
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