Market research interviewer
You conduct telephone interviews, follow the questionnaire and record answers carefully. You listen closely and keep conversations clear and professional.
Work from home, anywhere in the world. LeadLeader is looking for people for telephone market research, lead generation and appointment setting.
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Whether you live in the Netherlands or on the other side of the world, your voice, attention and curiosity can make a difference. At LeadLeader you conduct telephone market research or help businesses find relevant contacts and appointments. You listen, ask questions and make each conversation count.
You work from home with support. Every project includes an introduction and training. You start with guidance and can share questions and experiences in a group chat with colleagues.
You conduct telephone interviews, follow the questionnaire and record answers carefully. You listen closely and keep conversations clear and professional.
You call potential customers, identify their interest and needs, and arrange suitable appointments for our clients.
Complete the form, upload your CV and tell us which role interests you and when you are available.
In a video call of about 20 minutes we discuss your experience, preferences and availability, and explore suitable work.
Within 24 hours after the call we tell you whether we have a suitable project. An offer includes the work and compensation. If no project matches at that time, we tell you that too.
Once you accept the offer, you receive training on the project, audience and working approach.
You start with guidance and join a group chat with colleagues to ask questions, share experiences and help each other.
The project offer tells you the compensation in advance. We pay twice a month. Where possible, faster payment can be discussed.
Tell us which role interests you and which days and hours you are available. Upload your CV so we can prepare for an introductory conversation.
Together, we create more valuable conversations, today and tomorrow.
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