CLYBURN INSURANCE AGENCY, LLC: RECEPTIONIST WANTED
The Clyburn Insurance Agency is accepting resumes for a receptionist to join its team full-time. This position is open until filled. Applicants must email their resumes and copies of their Virginia driver’s licenses to
[email protected]. The Clyburn Insurance Agency is an equal opportunity employer.
Qualifications:
Must be able to lift fifty pounds unassisted.
Commissioning as a Virginia Notary Public is preferred but not required.
Must be at least eighteen years of age and possess a Virginia driver’s license.
Must have a high school diploma or a Virginia High School Equivalency Certificate (GED).
Any employment offer is contingent on the passing of a background check and drug screening.
Must be detail-oriented, ready and willing to work in conjunction with a professional team, capable of speaking clearly in a friendly and firm manner with clients, fluent in the use of computers and certain software programs, and must possess stellar customer service skills.
Responsibilities:
Processing payments and filing.
Collecting information from clients and prospective clients.
Organizing and updating information within our agency management systems.
Physical presence within the office during all operating hours (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday)- teleworking is not an option.
Answering customer calls, electronic correspondence, mail, and walk-ins regarding billing issues, product problems, general client concerns, and service questions.
Benefits:
Medical insurance.
Participation in our SIMPLE IRA.
Potential annual performance bonus.
$36,500 salary, paid on a bi-weekly basis.
Paid time off in accordance with appropriate personnel policies.
Driving without insurance in Virginia is a fool’s game.
The amounts and types of auto insurance coverage vary between carriers, but the most common coverages are outlined as follows:
- Collision Coverage
- Comprehensive/Other Than Collision Coverage
- Liability Coverage
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Collision coverage refers to coverage that will apply to your vehicle if it collides with something (i.e., another vehicle, an object, a pothole, etc.).
Comprehensive/other than collision coverage refers to coverage that would apply to your vehicle if it were damaged/impacted by a peril other than a collision (i.e., fire, theft, glass damage, etc.).
Liability coverage is used to pay for bodily injury and/or property damages that you cause others as a result of operating your vehicle. This coverage is required by law in Virginia if your vehicle has active license plates.
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