Market Research Recruiter

Posted 17 days ago

opinionsFlorida (NY)

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$14.00 per hour

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About the role

Flexible part-time work with supplemental income is available in Coral Springs, FL. As a Market Research Recruiter, you will be trained to succeed while helping connect local mall shoppers with hands-on market research opportunities. Opinions, LTD offers training, a growth opportunity with a flexible schedule, and a role that supports your schedule through reliable, workload-based hours. This position is part-time and based in person at the mall. Pay starts at $14.00 per hour. The role requires being able to relocate before starting work to Coral Springs, FL 33071.
Responsibilities: Approach mall shoppers to see if they are interested in participating in market research studies. Conduct taste tests and test movie trailers before they come out, and support take-home product testing. Call potential participants, ask qualifying questions, and invite them to participate in surveys. Invite people to participate in surveys across the country, including some surveys conducted in their own home. Consistently and effectively bring qualified people to the office in the mall to conduct interviews. Requirements Courteous to the public Willing to take rejection Able to maintain confidence Legible handwriting Sense of urgency Reliable-workload dictates amount of hours per day HONEST! Commitment to confidentiality, honesty, and professionalism as integral parts of the company Benefits Supplemental income Growth opportunity with a flexible schedule Training provided to help you become great at the role What a Recruiter Does Recruiters approach mall shoppers to qualify them for participation in market research studies such as taste tests and trailer or product testing.

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