Which activities appear in relevant job advertisements and how often? What is required in an insurance specialist job?

Advertisements for insurance specialist jobs contain all the requirements that a company places on new employees for the vacancy. People looking for a job will find all the important information about the vacancy in the job advertisements, such as

the activities
the employer's requirements (previous education, professional experience, personal skills and characteristics)
the company and detailed information about it

This information on insurance specialist jobs varies from company to company. We have collected the information from relevant job advertisements on various job portals and compiled it for you*:

Different job titles:

Insurance specialist
Insurance and finance clerk
Insurance consultant
Insurance broker
Insurance agent
Claims handler
Risk consultant
Insurance inspector
Insurance analyst
Customer advisor in insurance
Underwriter

Distribution of the individual tasks in an insurance specialist job:

Customer advice and support: This includes advising customers on various insurance products, clarifying questions and ensuring that customers receive the right cover	approx. 30% of the time
Contract management: This includes the creation, amendment and termination of insurance contracts	approx. 25% of the time
Claims processing: This includes the acceptance and processing of damage reports, communication with injured parties and service providers and the clarification of damage claims	approx. 20% of the time
New customer acquisition: This includes measures such as acquisition, telemarketing and networking activities to gain new customers	approx. 10% of the time
Product knowledge and further training: It is important that insurance specialists are always informed about current products and developments in the insurance sector. This also includes regular further training	approx. 10% of the time
Administrative tasks: This includes general clerical tasks such as maintaining client files, preparing reports and managing appointments	approx. 5% of the time

Requirements mentioned in job advertisements for the insurance specialist job

Professional requirements	Basic vocational training Further training to become an insurance specialist with a federal certificate Professional experience in the insurance sector
Specialist knowledge for the insurance specialist job	In-depth understanding of the various insurance products and services Legal knowledge and knowledge of risk assessment and contract management Good written and spoken German and foreign language skills as required Basic computer skills Experience with industry-specific software
Personal characteristics	Communication skills Problem-solving skills Organizational skills Sales skills Trustworthiness and integrity
Other insurance specialist job / insurance specialist job	Communication: The ability to communicate effectively with customers, colleagues and other stakeholders Customer focus: The ability to respond to the needs and requirements of customers and provide excellent service Negotiation skills: ability to negotiate conditions and prices with customers or business partners Problem solving: The ability to deal with challenges and problems effectively and efficiently Organizational skills: the ability to set priorities, meet deadlines and structure work processes Self-motivation: The ability to work independently and complete tasks without constant guidance Willingness to undergo continuous further training, as insurance products and the legal framework can change constantly

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*The information listed here comes from an ad hoc study to provide a unique insight into the job market, what is required in the insurance specialist job.

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