Having Trouble Viewing This Job Posting? Here is a text only version: HUNT Getting Your Hours Cut and Benefits Slashed? Consider Transitioning From Your Healthcare Job in Clarence Center to a Career in Real Estate Is Your Healthcare Job Not Working for You? Let's face it. The traditional "job with benefits" is not what is used to be. Even if you don't like your existing customer service job, moving to a new employer often means a repeat of the same problems. Why? It is financially difficult for most companies to cover the cost of traditional employees who require benefits. It's Going to Get Worse, Not Better Most experts agree, there will continue to be a decrease in the number of traditional healthcare jobs. These positions will be replaced by independent contractors who are willing to do the work without the benefits expense to the employer. Is there a way you can benefit from this trend? Learn to be an independent contractor. "Dipping Your Toe" Into the Real Estate Profession We've spent a great deal of time and resources studying the core capacities and traits of those who are successful as real estate agents inside our company. We're willing to share this information with you in hope of finding individuals who have a high chance of transitioning from your healthcare role to a career in real estate. Learn More Is Real Estate Right for You? Becoming a Real Estate Agent in Clarence Center To find out if you have capacities and traits similar to those who flourish in our company, we'd like to give you the opportunity to take the Core Capacity Index (CCI) assessment. It's quick and easy (takes 10 minutes), and you'll get to read and keep your results for your own personal benefit. With this information, we'll be able to help you determine if making a transition to working as a real estate agent in Clarence Center is right for you. Me, a Real Estate Agent? You've Got to Be Kidding! Maybe you've never thought of yourself as a real estate agent. "Is this even a real career?" Every successful new agent initially ponders this question. In fact, very few people set out to be involved in the real estate industry - most discover real estate as a second or third career and then find great success and engagement. Would you experience the same thing if you transitioned from your healthcare position? Find out now by taking the CCI. <![if lt IE 5]> <![endif]>