Appointment Setter 1002 (Remote, Night Shift) ID-10190

November 23, 2024

As an Appointment Setter, you'll help us grow by reaching potential customers, generating interest, and scheduling appointments for our sales team. Your relationship-building and communication skills will be key to success in this fast-paced role.

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Your responsibilities will include:

Making outbound calls to potential customers

Scheduling consultations between contacts/prospective customers and members of our Sales Team

Accurately inputting information into our system

Representing the company in the best way possible when conversing with contacts

Ensuring all calls meet the standards and requirements of the company

Delivering reports accurately and on a timely basis

Participating in process-improvement initiatives

Requirements

At least 2 years of successful experience as a Lead Generation Specialist (Voice), Appointment Setter, or any similar role;

Excellent listening and verbal communication skills

Strong internet connection

Designated professional and quiet workspace

Amenable to working on a graveyard shift

As an agile company, we're seeking a trailblazer who personifies the following qualities and traits:

Proactive, adaptable, and flexible

Highly professional

Willing to go the extra mile to achieve desired outcomes

Highly collaborative

Committed to continuous improvements and open to experimenting with new approaches and techniques in work processes

Why Choose to Be an Appointment Setter at LegalMatch:

Remote Work Opportunity: Enjoy the convenience and flexibility of working from the comfort of your own home.

Night Shift: Embrace the flexibility of working during night hours.

Fixed Weekends Off: Enjoy weekends for relaxation and personal time.

Competitive Salary and Incentives: Receive a competitive compensation package and enticing incentives.

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