Membership Specialist
Posted Aug 28, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
This role sells memberships and supports insurance sales at a branch in Edwardsville. What customer-facing sales or service work have you done?
What they are checking: Whether their past customer work maps onto a branch counter, because this job mixes friendly service with steady, measured sales targets.
You'd develop insurance leads for office sales agents and life specialists. How do you spot a lead in a routine service conversation without pushing?
What they are checking: Whether they can hear a genuine insurance need inside ordinary service talk and pass it on without making the member feel sold to.
The posting says service work is described within sales and underwriting guidelines. How do you explain a guideline that a member thinks is unfair?
What they are checking: Whether they can explain and hold underwriting rules kindly, since bending them creates risk but coldness drives members away.
What would you do
You'd serve walk-in and telephone members seeking insurance services. What does a good first conversation with a walk-in look like?
What they are checking: Whether they can greet, listen and find the real need quickly, since that first exchange shapes how members feel about AAA.
You'd engage in cross-selling. Someone comes in to renew a membership. How do you decide whether to raise anything else?
What they are checking: Whether they offer extra products only when it truly serves the member, because trust at a branch keeps members renewing for years.
You'd resolve member and insured problems using discretion and independent judgment, referring issues that need more authority. How do you know when something is above your level?
What they are checking: Whether they know where their authority ends and escalate cleanly, because wrong calls on insurance matters can cost members and the company money.
A member is angry about a claim outcome you had nothing to do with. How do you handle it?
What they are checking: Whether they can calm an upset member and stay helpful about a decision they did not make, which happens often at a branch.
The starting range is $16.50 to $19.50 an hour with an incentive program, at the Edwardsville branch. Does that work for you?
What they are checking: Whether the posted hourly range, incentives and Edwardsville location truly fit their life, so neither side is surprised after an offer.
About the work
You'd handle the most complex transactions at your level. How do you keep accuracy up when a transaction has many steps?
What they are checking: Whether they have real habits for getting multi-step transactions right, because errors on policies and payments reach members' coverage and money.
The posting requires a property and casualty licence valid in the selling state, to be issued within one year, and prefers one to three years of customer service. Where do you stand on the licence?
What they are checking: Whether they can realistically earn the required property and casualty license in time, since the job cannot be done fully without it.
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