Thailand Remote Lead Generation Telemarketer (Part-Time / Freelance)

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Join our team as - Thailand Remote Lead Generation Telemarketer

Salary: $1000 to $1500

WE ARE HIRING!

Create moments. Make a difference. Join us.

Responsibilities:

  • Generate qualified customer leads following our B.A.N.T criteria through cold calling
  • Make appointments with key decision-makers for follow-up meetings
  • Keep up-to-date knowledge of the specific industry and product solutions relating to the IT industry so as to be able to communicate, convince and assist customers
  • Accurately updating account/lead information via our internal CRM platform
  • Achieve monthly Key Performance Indicators (KPI) set
  • Perform occasional ad-hoc duties assigned by the Team Leader

Requirements:

  • Min 1 year of B2B experience in a Telesales environment (Preferably in the area Finance, Insurance or Technology solution (SW/HW) industry)
  • Fluent in English / Thai as this position needs to liaise with Thai speaking customers
  • Self-motivated and self-driven; able to work independently with little or no supervision while maintaining consistently high productivity
  • The ability to "solution sell" rather than selling a product
  • Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills

Important Information About the Role

  • This is not a permanent/full-time employment position.
  • Work is offered on an hourly-paid, project/campaign basis, depending on available campaigns and manpower requirements.
  • Working hours may vary depending on the campaign assigned.
  • Candidates must be able to commit to the agreed working schedule and required calling hours.
  • Outbound calling involves making a high volume of calls, including cold calls, and speaking with prospects who may not be interested.
  • Performance will be monitored based on campaign requirements and agreed KPIs.

System & Internet Requirements (Strict)

Candidates must meet the following technical requirements to be considered for the role:

  • Operating System: Windows 11
  • Processor: Intel 10th Gen i5 (minimum) / i7 (recommended)
  • RAM: 8GB (minimum) / 16GB (recommended)
  • Internet Speed: Minimum 50 Mbps download speed
  • Latency: Maximum 30ms
  • Internet Connection: Home broadband connection only. Mobile data, mobile hotspots, or tethered connections are not accepted.
  • Headset: A headset with a microphone that has background noise cancellation is required.

Please ensure that your computer, internet connection, and headset meet the above requirements before applying.

*Candidates who like to apply MUST fill in all 9 pre-screening questions*

Job Type: Contract
Contract length: 6 months

Pay: $173.00 - $180.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40 per week

Application Question(s):

  • 1. Have you worked in a contact Centre / call Centre environment before? (Yes/No)
  • 2. Are you fluent in English (spoken and written)? (Yes/No) — please also share any other languages you speak.
  • 3. If yes, please share the following for your most recent relevant role (Company Name, Job title/Role, Duration of employment, Inbound, outbound, or both)
  • 4. What type of calls did you handle? (e.g. customer service, telesales, lead generation, technical support, collections, appointment setting)
  • 5. What industry was this for? (e.g. telco, banking/finance, e-commerce, insurance, IT/tech support)
  • 6. Approximately how many calls did you handle per day?
  • 7. Have you used any CRM or call centre systems before? (e.g. Salesforce, Zendesk, Five9, CloudTalk, Genesys, inhouse CRM) — please specify which ones.
  • 8. Have you worked with KPIs or performance targets before? (e.g. call quality score, average handling time, conversion rate, customer satisfaction score) — please share what targets you were measured against, if you recall.
  • 9. Have you worked on outbound sales or lead generation campaigns? If yes, what was the nature of the campaign (e.g. cold calling, warm leads, appointment setting)?

Work Location: Remote

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