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Do you have market research / telesales experience?

By firkinboo
December 18, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 18, 2018

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Posted December 18, 2018

I am looking for some help, initially Jan 2019, possibly longer, to support a new business.

I am based in Forest Hill, my biz. partner is based in Stockwell, and we are looking for someone to work from home, based somewhere in between i.e. East Dulwich would be perfect.

Essentially we need help recruiting doctors to take part in market research. You must be confident, with clear, fluent written and spoken English. Market research or telesales experience would be great(especially if healthcare related. Otherwise, high-level general administrative experience could also work (e.g. office manager / PA etc.)

You must be able to work alone, from home (with initial guidance), and there will be some flexibility to fit the work around your own schedule.

If this sounds like you, please call Sarah on 07972 368 261

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