Picture one of your own seats, filled by an agent.
Nine roles buyers ask about most, each one a seat an agent can hold under someone you already employ.
What an agent does in each role.
Ranked by how many exist in the US and what they pay, using federal wage data.
01 · 459,910 US seats
Executive assistant
A director's inbox is full and Tuesday's follow-ups still have not gone out.
What she doesClose
Inbox triage, calendar, travel, expenses, meeting notes and the follow-ups that come out of them.
The relationships, the priorities and anything that needs your name on it.
The seat pays a median of $76,590. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
An agent already holds this seat inside an architecture and construction practice, running project administration, the ledger and planning research across three directors and the site teams.
02 · 324,230 US seats
Claims adjuster
A claims file sits open because nobody has chased the missing photographs.
What she doesClose
First-notice intake, document and photo review, policy checks and the file write-up, cited to source.
The settlement decision and anything a regulator would want a person to have judged.
The seat pays a median of $78,000. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
03 · 274,330 US seats
Loan officer and underwriter
An application sits stuck behind a single pay stub nobody has asked for.
What she doesClose
Application intake, document chase, income and asset verification, exception logs and the credit write-up.
The credit decision, the exception you choose to make and the borrower relationship.
The seat pays a median of $76,690. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
04 · 361,980 US seats
Financial and investment analyst
The board pack is due and last quarter's variances still need explaining.
What she doesClose
Model upkeep, variance analysis, data pulls across systems and the board and investor packs, traceable to source.
The investment call and the assumptions you are willing to defend.
The seat pays a median of $102,740. The agent is $51,370, which is half the median and the one seat here where our floor does not set the price.
05 · 417,070 US seats
Compliance officer
The audit is booked and the evidence still sits across inboxes and drives.
What she doesClose
Policy mapping, evidence collection, attestation chasing, register upkeep and the audit pack.
The risk judgment, the sign-off and what you tell the regulator.
The seat pays a median of $80,730. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
06 · 392,880 US seats
Paralegal
A hearing bundle is due tomorrow and the discovery index is half-built.
What she doesClose
Document review, discovery indexing, clause comparison, bundle preparation and first drafts, cited to source.
The legal advice, the strategy and anything that carries a signature.
The seat pays a median of $62,890. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
07 · 1.4M US seats
Bookkeeper and accountants
Month-end takes days because the receipts arrive in a dozen different formats.
What she doesClose
Transaction coding, receipt reconciliation, ledger upkeep and month-end preparation.
The accounting treatment, the estimates and the accounts you sign.
The seat pays a median of $50,670. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
08 · 899,580 US seats
Marketing and research analyst
The campaign report is a week old and nobody has checked what rivals shipped.
What she doesClose
Competitor and category tracking, campaign reporting, brief preparation and first drafts in your house style.
The positioning, the taste and what is worth saying at all.
The seat pays a median of $78,760. The agent is $50,000 a year, which is our floor rather than half the median.
09 · 2.6M US seats
Customer service representative
The queue builds overnight and the first hour of the morning goes on triage.
What she doesClose
Ticket triage, order and account lookups, drafted replies and case notes, handed over when judgment is needed.
The upset customer, the goodwill call and any exception to policy.
The seat pays a median of $44,770, which sits below our $50,000 floor, so this is sub-agent work from $15,000 reporting into a main agent.
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