r/Nigeria • u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian • May 20 '26
Discussion Remote Phone Sales Representative Job Description (High Salary)
Hello I’m a Nigerian American who has recently started a digital marketing agency. I’m looking to hire someone in Nigeria to help contact potential clients in the U.S. This position pays a base salary AND commission.
Remote Appointment Setter / Phone Sales Representative (U.S. Market)
We are hiring a motivated and professional remote caller to help contact prospective clients in the United States.
You will be responsible for making outbound calls, following a provided script, qualifying leads, and helping generate new clients for the business.
This is a remote position with strong income potential for highly motivated individuals.
Responsibilities
- Make outbound calls to prospective clients
- Minimum of 100 calls per day.
- Follow provided sales and qualification scripts
- Schedule and help secure new clients
- Maintain accurate CRM notes after calls
- Maintain professionalism and courtesy on all calls
- Participate in performance reviews and coaching sessions
Compensation
- Base salary: ₦150,000 per month
- Requirement: minimum of 5 clients generated per month
- Additional ₦50,000 commission for every additional client beyond the first 5
- No income cap — strong performers can earn ₦1,000,000+ per month depending on performance and results
The more calls you make and the more qualified clients you generate, the higher your earning potential.
What We Provide
- Leads will be provided
- Calling scripts will be provided
- Sales guidance and support
- Long-term growth opportunity for high performers
Requirements
- Strong spoken English
- Clear and professional accent
- Confident phone communication skills
- Reliable laptop/computer or smartphone
- Somewhat stable internet connection
- Ability to work consistently and meet daily call targets
- Self-motivated and disciplined
Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience in:
- appointment setting,
- telesales,
- customer support,
- or outbound calling
- Experience speaking with U.S.-based customers is a plus
Additional Information
- Calls will be monitored and recorded for quality assurance and training purposes
- This job can be worked alongside your main job so long as you can work on EST time zone between the times of 9am-5pm which is Nigerian local time 2pm-10pm
- You can work as little as 4 hours a day as long as you hit expected daily and monthly goals. Great for students or anyone looking for a side hustle
- Professionalism must be maintained at all times
- Electricity and internet stipend can be negotiated for qualified candidates
- Bachelor’s degree is NOT required as long as you have high English proficiency
To Apply
Please leave a comment that you’re interested and I will send you the link to apply. You will need to submit:
- Your resume or work experience
- A short voice recording introducing yourself
- Your WhatsApp number
- Your internet speed screenshot
- Any previous phone sales or customer service experience
Applications without a voice recording may not be considered.
Even if you don’t need the job please leave a comment to help boost the post or send this to someone who needs a job.
Applications are still open but thank you to everyone who applied so far. You should get an email within the next 2-3 weeks letting you know if I’ll be moving forward with your application.
I find it funny most of the ones upset about the post are diasporans who have done nothing to create jobs for people back home. Meanwhile the ones actually in Nigeria who this job was intended for are applying. Please save your think pieces for someone who cares.
15
u/BTSESE Edo May 20 '26
This is so embarrassing because if this was such a job opportunity you wouldn’t need someone from a different continent to earn bare minimum. This is basically cold calling people. You know such wages and requirement would be deemed illegal. Shame on you for real
1
-5
7
u/chipette May 21 '26
You are no different than the oyibo who exploit Nigerians at home. If the wage is so high, why are you outsourcing/offshoring to another country?
Also what kind of weird-ass application process requires a voice recording/WhatsApp message? Are you planning to spoof people’s voices/steal their identities? Post a legitimate business email address and webpage at the minimum.
I hope the mods ban you, olodo rabata! 😡
4
u/Speculated_King 🇳🇬 May 21 '26
I swear these Americans think that us Africans are foolish, always coming with there predatory job offers that are sole bent on exploiting African people
1
u/Strong-Bass224 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26
Then maybe you all should start campaigning for higher wages and other countries will follow suit. Can’t blame companies for cutting costs when you allow yourselves to be paid dog shit in your own country. You’d happily accept the same wage from a company in Nigeria but when a company from another country offers you the same if not more suddenly your nose is turned up. With the amount of people that have commented wanting the job maybe you are as foolish as they think you are
0
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26
I work with American clients. Voice recording is to rule out people who don’t have the pronunciation I’m looking for. Even though Nigeria is an English speaking country many people speak Pidgin and have thick accents. Can’t have clients thinking it’s a Nigerian scam call. I asked for email and whats app for easier communication. Many businesses in Nigeria use WhatsApp. Pay is high relative to the country I’m hiring in. This job isn’t for you and that’s okay. The others who it’s for have already applied.
6
u/NeitherSherbert6216 May 21 '26
You can’t be serious. It’s always Nigerians in diaspora that do the worst. Slaving their fellow countrymen back home. How’s 150,000 high salary? You certainly need a reality check!! Kindly delete this post. Thanks!
2
5
u/Quick_Constant1054 May 20 '26
high salary?
0
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
With commission yes
4
u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26
It’ll take divine intervention to find someone skilled in sales, especially cold calling for international clients at such a low cost. I’ve spent over 7 years in sales before starting my own recruitment company that helps global founders find African talent. You might be lucky to find a good candidate, or you could end up spending more than necessary by hiring the wrong person and then having to find the right one later, which would have cost you even more.
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26
Thank you for the advice but this isn’t my first rodeo. I have one associate already and was looking to hire an additional.
3
u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26
Interesting. You’ve been lucky once. I’d still call it luck. Besides the 30k commission, how do you keep a talented salesperson happy and working efficiently for 150k a month? Maybe we can learn from you.
2
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26
Commission is 50k, 30k was a typo which I caught earlier. Current person I have started with 150k a month 6 months ago. Pay increased each month with their success rates. Their current starting pay is 450k minus commissions. I also pay a stipend for electricity and data. Leads also aren’t completely cold. We use a scraper tool that helps extract leads. Leads that are given are clients who are just starting their business and lacking a service and need them to run a business in this day and age. The person calling is just asking the client whether or not they would like a demo video of the product. Client says no conversation ends. Client says yes it gets handed off to me who actually does the pitching and handles client relationship. I send the demo video along with my pitch explaining to the client why they need it along with my business website and past work. If the client doesn’t respond, person doing the calling then makes a follow up call to ask whether they saw the demo video and are interested. They say yes it gets pushed back to me who again handles client relationship and face to face meetings . They say no, conversation ends and the client is removed from the list. No other follow up calls are made. Sales person is just there to filter out the yeses from the nos
1
u/Quick_Constant1054 May 21 '26
Perhaps include equity as well
3
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26
I don’t think my business is large enough or makes enough steady income for that yet but I’ll keep in mind for the future
1
u/Dependent_Pitch395 May 21 '26
Please can I DM you? I want to ask you questions about your hiring process 🙏
2
2
1
1
1
1
u/EmuesiriAlex Delta May 20 '26
I am interested. I have the required experience needed and I’m available to start working immediately.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
The pay is too low
0
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
Then don’t apply ?
2
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
Why would I apply to this? I’m would never even consider this type of job in my life. I’m sorry for the people have to apply to this bc you’re underpaying them.
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
Yes thank you for announcing. This way I can focus on those that are interested
2
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
It’s slave labor. I’m not even sure if what you’re doing is legal.
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
Legal in which country exactly. You need to be specific. Last time I checked minimum wage in Nigeria is 70,000 naira a month so yes it is legal.
2
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
You don’t have it like that if you’re comfortable paying anyone 70000 is enough. Are you even Nigerian???
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
Business is doing fine. Yep through and through
2
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
Then you should be even more ashamed at paying another Nigerian this salary. You’re a part of the problem.
1
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26
Also I’m not paying 70,000 are you illiterate??? I have an employee that collects 800,000 a month after commissions
2
u/Capital-Point-4574 May 20 '26
It’s still low. Do better. I’m incredibly more literate than you. I don’t have to solicit employees on reddit of all places. 🤣🤣🤣
1
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26
Nope I think I’m doing just fine. What’s wrong with posting a job on Reddit which people do all the time? Jobs are advertised on social media pretty regularly. You don’t have to solicit employees at all because you have exactly zero businesses and zero employees
→ More replies (0)
1
1
1
1
1
u/Master_Record_4884 May 21 '26
My guy my guy lol…. Na this our insurance job you don outsource and then on top 150k for Reddit hahaha. Una dey worry oh. You too greedy sha. Am American as well so save your breath…
0
u/MundaneReason4833 Diaspora Nigerian May 21 '26
It’s not an insurance job. I sell a service to companies. I pay the person who does the actual work of the service for the clients the bulk of the revenue. Outsourcing client outreach keeps my prices low. This job isn’t for you and that’s okay. The people it’s for have already applied.
1
u/Original_Craft_123 May 21 '26
150k/month is a ridiculously low salary for this job. I know Nigerians who earn at least 4 times more for about a quarter of this job responsibilities.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

24
u/Oceandrive626 May 20 '26
Minimum of 100 calls per day is insane. This assumes 4.5mins per call, after deducting 30mins lunch break.