Fractional Cold Caller (Part-time Sr. SDR) with Outbound Operators

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About the role

Fractional Cold Caller (Part-time Sr. SDR) We're seeking a part time cold caller (40 hours per month) to join us remotely at a 1099 contractor. This will be for an Outbound Operator client.
Location: Remote Global (U.S. hours)
Monthly Fee: $6,000
Term: One month
Role Overview: As a fractional cold caller, you will be responsible for completing 10-12 connects per day. You will engage in new account outreach exclusively cold-calling. The list, tools, script, training, and everything you need will be provided. You just have to make dials.
Key Responsibilities: Have 10-12 connects per day (on 50-60 dials per day (~2hrs) Will use our disposition methodology to document outcomes
Requirements:
  • Excellent Cold CallerCalling during USA working hoursMust be pre-certified by Outbound OperatorsCan commit to 2.5 hour per day, month to month
  • Does this sound like you?
  • You already run a fractional SDR or cold calling service
  • Thrive in a remote environment
  • Cold calling experience, or similar (i.e. door knocking)
Our Interview Process: 1) Apply in the section below (don't leave anything out).2) (if qualified) You'll get a 10 minute phone call to answer questions and verify fit.3) (REQUIRED) Live Calling Session: This is our pre-certification process. Once you are pre-certified we'll be able to continuously offer you more cold calling gigs as they come up. It's a 2-hour live cold calling session where we set you up in our system with a list, dialer, and script, and you will get to show off your cold calling skills. Expect to have 10-15 conversations.4) Offer and set start date
Bonus: We highly recommend joining the CallBlitz community since members will be the first to hear about new cold calling gigs. Additional Information about our process and what we're looking for can be found in these videos:

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