Careers That Require You To Talk On The Phone

Are you a self-proclaimed chatterbox? If so, a career that requires you to talk on the phone could be right for you. Keep reading to learn about job opportunities that put your talkative nature to good use.

Receptionist

As a receptionist, you will be required to answer the main phone line at the company. Some receptionists make calls to customers or clients to remind them of upcoming appointments or meetings. Strong communication skills can help you become a receptionist.

Customer Service Representative

Customer service representatives receive calls from customers all day long. They can address any questions, concerns or complaints that their customers have. A high school diploma is usually the qualification you will need to become a customer service representative.

Survey Researcher

Survey researches are responsible for calling people in order to amass data for particular surveys. Once the information has been gathered, it can then be further evaluated and analyzed. A bachelor's degree or a master's degree may be required to land the job of a survey researcher. 

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