Regional LTC Consultant
Posted Sep 15, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you kept going after a lot of rejection.
What they are checking: Resilience for cold calling, where most early calls will not turn into business.
How do you keep your CRM up to date when you are busy selling?
What they are checking: Discipline with sales tools so leads, quotes and follow-ups are not lost.
Tell me about a presentation you gave that persuaded someone to take action.
What they are checking: Comfort presenting to employers and brokers in person and over video.
What would you learn from shadowing a seasoned consultant, and how would you use it?
What they are checking: Coachability and a habit of turning observation into improved practice.
What would you do
Walk me through how you would research and cold call benefit brokers in a new territory.
What they are checking: Prospecting discipline and a realistic plan for building a pipeline from scratch.
A broker tells you their clients do not care about long-term care. How do you respond?
What they are checking: Handling objections with real reasons employers and employees value the coverage.
You need to get your producer license within three months. How would you plan for that while learning the job?
What they are checking: Self-direction and planning to hit a hard licensing deadline the role depends on.
How would you build lasting relationships with brokers so they keep bringing you into their groups?
What they are checking: Understanding that broker trust and follow-through drive repeat opportunities in worksite sales.
About the work
How would you explain worksite long-term care insurance to an employer who has never offered it?
What they are checking: Ability to educate prospects clearly on LTC, which the posting names as a core part of the job.
How would you tailor an LTC recommendation for a small manufacturer versus a large hospital system?
What they are checking: Whether they can match product design and enrollment approach to different employer groups.
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