Find cold caller jobs that match your experience.
If the ad hides the list or the dial target, you waste a week finding out. Build a profile with recent volume, record a short voice intro, and apply free. Employers hear you on the profile before they book time.
Written by Sales Agent Hire. These guides are checked against the roles posted on this site.
The product, where the list comes from, the targets, and whether anyone coaches openings tell you the week better than the title. Skip ads that only say phone sales with no numbers. Your profile and voice introduction are how they hear you before they book time.
Your last title may have been telemarketer, dialer, or phone sales. If you were scored on booked meetings, also look at appointment setter jobs. A job that only counts dials is a different week than a job that counts meetings. Compare volume, what they want booked, and coaching before you apply.
Read hours, timezone, and whether they review calls. Remote jobs still need scheduled calling hours. Ask where the leads come from and what happens after you book the next step.
On your profile, list dial experience, industries, and whether you book meetings or only open. In the interview, walk a recent open, the first objection, and what you booked.
- You like the pace of live dials
- You stay clear when someone pushes back
- You track your own numbers without being chased
- You want remote, hybrid, or onsite phone-based work
- You will spell out dial history on your profile before you apply
Applying with a vague profile wastes both sides. Spell out dial experience, industries, and whether you book meetings or only open. Complete profiles get reviewed first. Do not paste the same generic cover note on every role.
Put recent call volume and what you booked on the profile, record the voice introduction, and apply to roles that publish hours and the list. Applying is free.
Do I pay to apply to cold caller jobs?
No. Agents create a profile and apply free. There is no fee for agents to apply.
When should I look at setter jobs instead?
Look at setter jobs when the ad scores you on booked meetings, and often on whether those meetings happen. Stay here when they score you on conversations started from a list. Read the posting when it asks you to do both.
Where do these roles get posted?
Companies post them through their account. You can find and apply from the jobs board or this page.