Funeral Planner with Flexible Schedule & Uncapped Earnings

Precoa; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Uncapped earning potential

Meaningful work in your community

Regional & national incentive programs

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Job summary

Precoa is seeking an Advance Funeral Planner to work with clients who wish to preplan their funeral. You’ll earn compensation by closing pre-set appointments, with typical annual earnings of $65,000–$70,000 and no earning cap.

Enjoy flexibility, set your schedule, and receive mentorship and marketing support to grow your career in a recession-proof industry. You will develop relationships with clients, use organizational tools and benefit from regional and national incentive programs, while

Qualifications

• Current life insurance license or ability to obtain one.
• 5+ years consultative sales experience is a bonus.
• Strong interpersonal sales abilities, listening skills and relationship development skills.
• Ability to effectively close pre-set appointments.
• Excellent listening and persuasion skills, lead generation, and networking abilities.

Responsibilities

• Close pre-set appointments to earn compensation.
• Set your own schedule and manage your time flexibly.
• Build relationships with clients to preplan their funeral and provide peace of mind.
• Leverage Precoa’s resources, mentorship, and coaching to succeed in a growing industry.

Skills

Consultative sales

Interpersonal skills

Listening skills

Closing appointments

Networking

Job description

Precoa is seeking an Advance Funeral Planner to work with clients who wish to preplan their funeral. You’ll earn compensation by closing pre-set appointments, with typical annual earnings of $65,000–$70,000 and no earning cap.

Enjoy flexibility, set your schedule, and receive mentorship and marketing support to grow your career in a recession-proof industry. You will develop relationships with clients, use organizational tools and benefit from regional and national incentive programs, while