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Sales Apprentice Path to Public Adjuster License | Chicago Area
Job Description
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY
Mimi spent years in the restaurant industry. She loved talking to people. But she didn't want to be the person everyone knows has been there for years. She wanted a career her daughter could be proud of. She found it here. Sean was in the warehouse. Making enough to pay the bills. Good teammates. Steady job. But he knew he deserved more. Within months he was a team leader. Then a licensed Public Adjuster. Neither of them had sales experience when they started. They just showed up. Followed the system. Didn't quit. If that sounds like you — keep reading.WHAT YOU'LL ACTUALLY DO
Storm damage hit neighborhoods across the Chicago suburbs. Most homeowners don't know their insurance already covers the repair. Your job is to knock on their door and tell them. That's the whole conversation. You're not selling anything. You're telling someone about something they already qualify for. When they sign the free inspection form — $200 in your pocket. No credit checks. No bills. No pressure. Just a straight forward conversation most people don't know they need.THE PATH
This isn't just a sales job. It's the beginning of a career most people don't know exists. Level 1 — PA Apprentice. $200 per signed inspection. Level 2 — Lead Apprentice. Lead a team while still in the field. $250 per claim. Level 3 — Team Leader. Build and run your own team. Level 4 — Licensed Public Adjuster. Run it like your own business. Level 5 — Leader who grows leaders. Earn 1% from your team's production. Average time from Day 1 to PA license: 3-4 months. Some get there faster. It depends on how bad you want it. Proliance sponsors a portion of your PA license when you prove you're worth the investment. Most people do.WHAT THE FIRST WEEK LOOKS LIKE
Week 1 — $800 paid training. You learn before you earn. Week 2+ — $200 per signed inspection. 1 per day = $1,000/week. Average rep earns $1,000- 1,500/week.
WHO THIS IS FOR
You don't need sales experience. You need the right character. You're competitive. Losing bothers you. You're coachable. Feedback builds you. You're consistent. You show up even when it's slow. You want a career- not just a job. You want to earn based on what you produce
- not how long you sat at a desk. If the idea of your income being in your own hands excites you more than it scares you
- you belong here.
Text Ressa:
630-566-4868Pay:
$52,000.00- $78,000.
Benefits:
Employee assistance program Employee discount Application Question(s): This is a field-based, door-to-door sales position—not an office-based or remote sales role. Do you understand and feel comfortable with this?Work Location:
In personBenefits
- Health and Wellness Programs
- Professional Development
- Dental Insurance
- Discounts/Reimbursements
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What they do
A Field Sales Representative represents and sells products or services on behalf of a company. Visits customers and completes sales in person. Recruits new customers, presents information to demonstrate product value and persuade buyers, negotiates prices, confirms sales agreements, and works to meet company sales goals. Managers long term customer accounts and replenishes orders; may provide product maintenance.
$73,543 / year median in Illinois
+7% projected growth