Canvasser

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midwest roofingSpringfield (MA)

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About the role

Entry-Level Sales Development Role
Role Overview: As a Canvasser, you are the first connection between homeowners and Midwest Roofing. You generate high-quality leads by building rapport, educating homeowners, and scheduling inspections for our Sales team. This is an entry-level position with real income upside and career advancement potential. Compensation$20/hour base pay $25 per qualified lead generated $100 per job approved for roofing installation Average Weekly Earnings: $1,000 – $1,300+ Full-time schedule with consistent earning potential. What Success Looks LikeHigh-performing canvassers: Consistently generate homeowner leads Communicate confidently and professionally Represent our core values in the field Show strong drive and coachability Take initiative and seek improvement Success is measured primarily by lead generation performance. Training & Development Paid hourly from day one Job shadowing with Canvassing Manager Field coaching and script refinement Ongoing sales skill development You are never thrown into the field alone. Career Advancement Path Canvassing is designed as a career entry point, not a dead-end job. High performers who demonstrate strong lead generation and interest in growth may transition into: Sales Representative Long-term sales career with uncapped earning potential Advancement is based on: Consistent performance Demonstrated drive Interest in professional growth Leadership evaluation Who Thrives in This Role? Competitive personalities Individuals who enjoy talking to people Self-starters who like performance-based income Those seeking a long-term career opportunity in sales

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