Remote - Outbound Call Center Rep

Job Summary

We are hiring Remote Outbound Call Center Representatives for a short-term, work-from-home project supporting an upcoming shareholder voting event. This contract opportunity is ideal for dependable candidates with strong phone communication skills who want to earn extra income while working remotely.

As a Client Engagement Specialist, you will make outbound calls, provide clear event information, and leave professional voicemail messages when needed. This is not a sales, fundraising, or telemarketing role. The project offers remote training, a structured weekday schedule, and the opportunity to be part of a professional, supportive team environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Make outbound calls to shareholders to notify them of an upcoming voting event.
  • Provide basic, accurate information regarding the event using approved guidelines.
  • Leave clear and professional voicemail messages when shareholders are unavailable.
  • Maintain a courteous, professional tone on every call.
  • Follow call procedures and document activity accurately as directed.
  • Meet attendance, schedule, and performance expectations throughout the project.

Compensation and Benefits

  • Pay: $16.00 per hour.
  • Job Type: Contract/Temporary.
  • Duration: 4 to 5 weeks.
  • Start Date: Wednesday, November 11th.
  • Schedule: Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
  • Location: 100% remote, including training.
  • Must reside and work in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, or Ohio.
  • Multiple openings available.

Required Qualifications and Skills

  • Make outbound calls to shareholders regarding an upcoming voting event.
  • Provide basic event information in a clear, professional manner.
  • Leave professional voicemail messages when shareholders are unavailable.
  • Follow remote call center procedures and maintain accurate call activity.
  • Must live and work in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, or Ohio.
  • Must have your own Windows-based computer.
  • MacBooks and Chromebooks are not compatible.
  • Must have a reliable internet connection.
  • Must have a quiet workspace suitable for making phone calls.
  • Excellent phone communication skills are required.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions.
  • Dependable attendance and availability for the full project schedule.
  • Less than 1 year of experience is acceptable for qualified candidates.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Previous customer service experience.
  • Previous call center experience.
  • Experience working remotely in a phone-based role.
  • Ability to stay organized and professional while making high-volume outbound calls.

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