LIC-HFL Invites Applications for 50 Management Trainee Positions
LIC Housing Finance Limited has announced 50 vacancies for Management Trainee positions, with applications open until October 25.
New Delhi, October 22 (Udaipur Kiran) : The Life Insurance Corporation-Housing Finance Limited (LIC-HFL) has opened applications for 50 Management Trainee positions in Marketing and Sales. Interested candidates can apply online through the official LIC-HFL website until October 25.
Applicants must hold an MBA degree from a recognized institution and preference will be given to those with at least one year of experience in sales and negotiation. Strong negotiation skills and proficiency in the local language are also essential.
The selection process will involve shortlisting based on application reviews and document verification. Selected candidates will receive a stipend ranging from ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 per month during their training period. Once employed permanently, their cost-to-company (CTC) is expected to exceed ₹14 lakh per annum.
The Management Trainee roles will focus on customer acquisition, channel development, and building relationships with builders, contributing to business growth. Trainees will gain practical experience in housing finance sales, distribution management, underwriting, customer relationship management, and market development, preparing them for future managerial roles within the organization.
This training program lasts for one year, after which candidates may be offered permanent positions based on certain conditions. As per the service bond terms, candidates are required to work with the company for a minimum of two years from their joining date.
Candidates seeking more information about the recruitment process are advised to visit the official LIC-HFL website.
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