Collections Representative (Remote SA/LATAM)
somewhereDenver (CO)
Collections Representative (Remote SA/LATAM)
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somewhereDenver (CO)
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About the role
Collections & Accounts Recovery Specialist We are a premier revenue-based financing firm seeking two sharp, persuasive communicators to join our Collections team. You will manage a focused queue of ~7 key accounts at a time, executing consistent daily outreach to negotiate recovery and payment plans with business owners. No prior lending collections experience required! We provide a comprehensive 6-week structured training program, proven scripts, and ongoing coaching.
Key Responsibilities:
- Multi-Channel Outreach: Conduct daily follow-ups via phone, text, and email to default borrowers to secure payment resolutions.
- Negotiation & Structuring: Use company scripts and guidelines to resolve payment friction and establish realistic workout plans.
- CRM & Pipeline Tracking: Log every touchpoint, note, and promise-to-pay date accurately in our system.
- Strategy & Coaching: Work closely with your Collections Manager to review call recordings, adjust outreach tactics, and escalate accounts when necessary.
- What We're Looking ForStrong Communicators: Persuasive, confident on the phone, and composed under pressure.
- South Africa Candidates: Fluent, professional written and spoken English.
- LATAM Candidates: Fully bilingual in English and Spanish (written and spoken).Grit & Problem-Solving: High cognitive ability, sharp reasoning, and the persistence to hit recovery targets.
- Coachability: Eager to learn via our 6-week training program and stick to proven outreach cadences and scripts.
- Technical & Home Office SetupQuiet home office environment
- Reliable high-speed internet & noise-canceling headset
- For South Africa Candidates: Power backup solution (Inverter/UPS) is required to ensure uptime during load shedding.
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