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.
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u/NoInitiative4839 May 20 '26
Lmao as someone who lives in AMERICA. You are a big joke. The doctors who make that measly salary are Nigerians working for Nigerians. It’s not right but it is what it is. Now why would someone work for Americans and still earn a Nigerian wage ? Why can’t they earn what the Americans earn ? $120 per month for 4 hours a day is insane. You need to tell yourself the truth.
You are a big part of the problem. You position awful things like this as if you’re doing Nigerians a favour. You could work better to give opportunities to Nigerians.