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Life Insurance Corporation of India in Lucknow is seeking a part-time Commission Sales Associate to own client conversations, assess protection and investment needs, and recommend LIC plans. The role blends on-site client meetings with some work-from-home elements in a hybrid setup.
As a commission-based position, you will generate leads, schedule consultations, explain product features, assist with proposals, and coordinate with branch staff for policy issuance and servicing.
The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is a state-owned life insurance company and one of the most established financial institutions in India, founded in 1956. Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, LIC is a key player in the life insurance sector, serving a broad customer base across the country and overseas. The organization offers diverse products including life and health insurance, pension plans, ULIPs, group schemes, and micro insurance to meet varied individual and group needs. LIC operates through an extensive network of agents and branches, providing strong support, training, and resources to its sales associates.
This is a part-time Commission Sales Associate role based in Lucknow with a hybrid work arrangement, allowing a mix of on-site client meetings and some work from home. The Commission Sales Associate will engage with prospective and existing customers to understand their protection and investment needs and recommend suitable LIC insurance plans. Daily activities include generating leads through personal networks and local outreach, scheduling and conducting consultations, explaining product features and benefits, and assisting clients with proposal forms and documentation. The role involves regular follow-up with clients, maintaining accurate records, coordinating with branch staff for policy issuance and servicing, and staying updated on LIC products, guidelines, and regulatory requirements. The position is commission-based, with earnings linked to individual sales performance.