A Better Bail Bond is hiring: Overnight Bonding Agent in Houston

A Better Bail Bond is the premiere company in Houston, Texas. Our 30+years of experience qualifies us as experts in the bailbond industry, nationwide. Though we may seem like a small company with multiple offices, we are actually a large family living & working in different offices; but connected by our desire to provide an excellent service for those in need of our help. Address: 1416 Washington Ave. Houston, TX 77002 Starting Pay: $15 per hour (plus monthly commission ranging $120-$800) (1 WEEK PAID TRAINING) Weekly Schedule: 11p-8a Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat(OFF SUN, MON & TUES) Skills & Qualifications: Must use sales techniques and offer customer service to potential customers in a manner that leads to finalized sale (MANDATORY SALES QUOTA) Bonding agent is required to exhibit clerical skills by preparing various types of bail bonds Light filing required Should type a minimum 25-30 wpm There is a required monthly sales quota Must be at least 18 years old Must have a high school diploma or equivalent Be authorized to work in the United States In 150 characters or fewer, tell us what makes you unique. 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