Top Entry Level Jobs

Provides first-line technical support to end users through ticketing, phone, and email channels. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Microsoft Office, Windows, Mac OS, network connectivity, email, printers, and scanners; managing accounts and permissions through Active Directory, Azure, Windows Server, and Microsoft 365; documenting resolutions; creating support materials; and setting up, tracking, and transporting IT equipment. Occasional travel to hotel sites is required.

Build customer relationships, assess financial needs, recommend banking products, close sales, generate referrals, and support community outreach. Open and maintain accounts, process cash and negotiable instruments, balance cash drawers, and follow AML/BSA, audit, security, and operational controls. Enroll customers in self-service technology, develop consumer and small-business banking knowledge, pursue NMLS registration, and collaborate with branch and internal teams.

Sell professional shears and tools to hair stylists and barbers, build lasting client relationships, close multiple deals daily, and meet daily, monthly, and quarterly sales goals. The role offers bonuses, commission potential, benefits, and performance-based travel rewards. Candidates should be energetic, personable, persuasive, driven, and have some sales experience.

Assist customers with selecting and purchasing vehicles by identifying their needs, recommending suitable options, conducting test drives, explaining features, processing transaction paperwork, and following up after the sale. The role requires meeting monthly sales targets, maintaining product and inventory knowledge, building customer relationships, and providing excellent service. Flexible evening and weekend availability is required.

Develops and executes SEO, AEO, SEM, website, and digital channel strategies to improve discoverability, engagement, customer experience, and conversion. Manages CMS content, landing pages, website journeys, paid search campaigns, keyword strategies, analytics, testing, performance reporting, and conversion optimization. Collaborates with marketing, communications, IT, business, and external partners while maintaining brand consistency and managing multiple projects.

Handles inbound service calls for automotive customers, schedules appointments, and represents the dealership’s customer experience center remotely. Uses multiple communication and scheduling systems, including phone, video, text, chat, and email. Requires strong communication, multitasking, time management, technology proficiency, reliable internet, a secure home workspace, sales quota performance, and schedule flexibility.

Provides administrative and client service support for employee benefits accounts. Assists with renewals, new and renewal business placement, carrier quote requests, proposal preparation, coverage and eligibility changes, claims and billing inquiries, cancellations, and account remarketing. Supports Producers, Account Executives, and Account Managers while responding to client questions and escalating complex issues. Requires a Texas General Lines Agent License or obtaining one within six months, strong communication skills, and Microsoft application proficiency.

Provides financial planning and analysis services for owners and project partners. Responsibilities include modeling real estate and alternative investments, analyzing cash flows and returns, preparing financial statements, supporting estate planning, reviewing partnership agreements, managing external professional service engagements, and presenting financial findings to stakeholders.

Answers inbound calls, verifies Medicare eligibility using a script, provides brief scripted information, and transfers qualified callers to licensed insurance agents. Maintains call volume and conversion standards while delivering professional, energetic customer interactions. No insurance license or prior experience is required because paid training is provided. The position offers full-time weekday schedules, optional Saturdays, remote-work potential, overtime, benefits, and performance bonuses.

Conduct high-volume outbound prospecting through phone, email, LinkedIn, and trade-show engagement. Research industrial distribution accounts, qualify prospects, book meetings for Account Executives, and provide thorough handoffs. Help create the BDR playbook, document effective messaging, learn distributor workflows and ERP processes, and share market feedback with marketing and product teams.