Work at Home Jobs With ARO Contact Center

Work at Home Jobs With ARO Contact Center Work at Home Jobs With ARO Contact Center Industry BPO specializing in call centers, insurance, and telehealth Company Description Based in Kansas City, MO, ARO, Inc., utilizes an at-home workforce based inside the United States as it offers business process outsourcing (BPO) for companies in industries such as insurance, healthcare, pharmaceutical, and energy. Types of Work-at-Home Positions ARO hires only employees, not independent contractors. ARO offers both full- and part-time employees set schedules. Some of the people ARO hires to service its clients include call center agents (customer services and B2B), insurance agents and auditors, and nurses (RN and LPN). More specifically, the positions for which it hires is: Call center agents - Some positions are customer service only, e.g., medical history interviewers who take both inbound and outbound calls from applicants. These jobs require customer service skills, good listening and ability to document conversations using computer applications. Knowledge of medical terminology is a plus. Other call center jobs are for inbound and outbound sales. Experience in sales and a minimum commitment of 25 hours per week is required in these jobs.  Premium insurance auditor - Company hires both phone auditors and physical auditors. Phone auditors only use the phone and the computer to conduct premium audits for property and casualty insurance, i.e., general liability and workmans compensation. Physical auditors do the same but must do a final physical walk-through at the company being audited. Licensed insurance agents - Company has work-at-home jobs for both life insurance and property and casualty agents making both inbound and outbound calls.  Telehealth - Company hires nurses, both RNs and LPNs, for inbound and outbound calling positions.   Requirements While ARO hires in all U.S. states, it is not always hiring in every state. Applicants must have a dedicated workspace with a door. No noise background noise from pets, children or other sources is tolerated. Also, the agent must supply a computer, a high-speed Internet (cable or DSL), a dedicated phone line with no call waiting for features (VoIP services may be acceptable), and a basic telephone with amplifier and headset. Cordless and cell phones are not acceptable. Applying to ARO To apply for any of these positions, go to AROs website and click Apply to Be a Remote Employee Today! Fill out the contact information, choose which type of job for which you are applying and upload your resume. You should then receive a confirmation email. If the company is hiring in your area and you meet the requirements, you may receive another email inviting you to complete a full application and to interview by phone. Training Training varies based on the position and can be done remotely or at a corporate location. Training is paid at the same as the regular hourly rate and lasts 6 to 10 weeks for 3 to 8 hours per day. For telecommuting jobs in a variety of fields, a  directory of work-at home-companies  will be helpful. For more profiles like this, check out more  work-at-home call center company profiles. Disclaimer: Advertisements for work at home jobs or business opportunities placed on this page in the section labeled Sponsored Links or elsewhere are not necessarily legitimate. These ads are not screened by me but appear on the page due to having similar keywords to the text on the page.