FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of an Employee Benefits Account Manager at ADP?
The primary responsibility is to manage a book of business for Group Health Insurance clients, serving as their subject matter expert on Employee Benefits while driving client satisfaction, loyalty, and retention.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have at least 2-3 years of related insurance experience and a Life & Health Insurance Producer License.
Is a college degree mandatory for this role?
No, a college degree is not required, but having the necessary skills to perform the job is crucial.
What types of insurance expertise will I be providing to clients?
You will assist clients with managing group health benefits, including dental, vision, life, disability insurance, and other ancillary coverages, as well as handling benefit renewals and Open Enrollment periods.
Will I receive training if hired for this position?
Yes, ADP provides top-ranked training to help you succeed in your role as an Employee Benefits Account Manager.
What are the opportunities for career growth in this role?
Employees have the opportunity to grow their careers in an agile and dynamic environment, with plenty of advancement opportunities available.
How does ADP support employee well-being?
ADP offers best-in-class benefits starting on Day 1, mental health support, and company-paid time off for volunteering.
Is prior experience with Benefits Administration platforms preferred?
Yes, experience with platforms like Ease, Employee Navigator, or Flock is considered a bonus.
Can I expect to work closely with other teams at ADP?
Yes, you will collaborate with various teams within ADP, such as Product Management, Implementation, and Sales, to serve clients effectively.
What kind of environment can employees expect at ADP?
Employees can expect a culture that values equity, inclusion, and belonging, encouraging diverse perspectives and insights.