Inbound Sales/Customer Service
Are you a dynamic people-person looking for a stimulating and exciting office position in a warm and lively work environment? If you have excellent phone and computer skills, we will provide all the professional training you need to succeed.
This is a Full-time position.
Also Hiring in:
Los Angeles:
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Monday – Thursday: 7 hours, including evening hours
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Montreal (French speakers):
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Monday – Thursday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
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Remote USA & Canada:
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Monday – Thursday: 7 hours, including at least 3 evening hours
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A moment with: An Inbound Sales Representative
Mrs. S.C. Friedman shares her experience working on the Kars4Kids sales team.
(K4K) What does the inbound sales job entail?
(SCF) Everyone on the inbound sales team takes donors’ phone calls. It’s a fast-paced job but we also have to be patient dealing with a diverse donor base. Our goal is to make the donation process easy and simple from the initial donation call until the car donation gets picked up. We work with many different departments to make that happen.
(K4K) What’s the training like?
(SCF) We’re focused on getting car donations and we’re taught great sales skills to accomplish that. The beautiful part is that we’re constantly learning new things. We have our own internal site to provide rigorous training before taking phone calls to learn as much as we can. We feel empowered even before taking a single call. Our managers encourage and motivate us to grow.
(K4K) Why work at Oorah?
(SCF) Working on inbound sales at Oorah is a status, as we are the ones who help directly fund Oorah’s mission. Through feedback from the kiruv department and testimonials from our beneficiaries, we can see how our actual work affects every aspect of Oorah. We’re part of a bigger mission!
Aside from the cause, the work atmosphere here is hard to describe and can’t be found anywhere else. I’ve worked at many different jobs over the years. I have not seen a place that values their employees so much. There’s a chain of command, but everyone, no matter what level they’re on, is respected and appreciated for who they are. It’s not like you walk in just to get a job. You walk in and become something great!
