Hiring 2-3 Outbound Sales Callers — Warm B2B List — Start This Week 🚀

I'm hiring 2-3 experienced outbound callers to sell continuing education programs and monthly subscription services to California licensed care facility administrators. Immediate start, long-term ongoing role.

💼 What You'll Do

Call facility phone numbers from our provided list (California, business hours)

Ask for the administrator by name (we tell you exactly who to ask for)

Read our tested scripts based on who picks up (admin / gatekeeper / voicemail)

Log the outcome in a simple tracker

Book appointments or enroll interested admins on the spot (we walk you through the flow)

💰 Compensation

Base: $4-6/hr (paid weekly via Upwork, based on experience)

Bonus: Uncapped commission per enrollment —

$2 per CEU cohort enrollment

$5 per monthly subscription signup

✅ You'll Crush This If You Have

Clear, confident spoken English (mild accents fine)

Prior outbound sales / BPO / telemarketing experience

Reliable internet, quiet workspace, quality headset

Availability during California business hours (9am-5pm PST)

Comfort logging outcomes in Google Sheets

Thick skin + hunger to earn bonus

⭐ Bonus Points

Prior healthcare, senior living, or education outbound experience

Bilingual : Tagalog/English

Small business owner-operator sales experience

📅 Details

Start: Immediate (onboarding this week)

Hours: 20-40 hrs/week, part-time or full-time

Duration: Ongoing long-term (fresh list monthly)

Training: ~1 hours paid onboarding + scripts + example call recordings

📝 How To Apply (Read Carefully — I Filter Hard)

1) 60-90 second voice recording of you reading this exact line: "Hi, this is [YOUR NAME] calling from 123CEU. I noticed your California administrator certification is coming up for renewal, and I wanted to share a program that fits your renewal window perfectly. Do you have 30 seconds?" (Upload via Vocaroo or Google Drive.)

2) One paragraph on your outbound sales experience — what have you sold, and what's your best month in commission?

3) Your weekly availability + time zone + start date (Ideally need Los angeles, California business hours times 9-5pm PT)

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