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Collections Officer
Smart Apartment Data · Philippines · back to the listing
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About the Role
We’re looking for an experienced Collections Officer who can confidently follow up on overdue accounts and work with US-based customers.
You should be persistent and firm without being aggressive, with strong English communication and follow-through.
What You'll Do
• Manage a portfolio of delinquent/overdue accounts
• Make outbound calls and send emails to follow up on outstanding payments.
• Handle customer objections and payment delays professionally.
• Follow up consistently on payment commitments.
• Maintain accurate records and next steps.
• Work toward daily and weekly collections targets and KPIs.
Requirements
What We're Looking For
• 2+ years of hands-on experience in a dedicated collections role, including experience handling U.S./international customer accounts. (Collections Officer, Collections Specialist, Collections Agent, or Collections Representative) — actively working overdue accounts, negotiating payment arrangements, and managing a delinquent portfolio.
• Strong spoken and written English.
• Comfortable with high-volume outbound calls.
• Clear, direct, and concise communicator.
• Firm, persistent, and professional.
• Strong follow-through and accountability.
• Comfortable working with targets and performance metrics.
This Role Is Not a Fit If:
• Your background is Accounts Receivable, Billing, Credit Analyst, or Credit Controller without a standalone Collections title
• Your "Collections" title involved mostly clerical, reconciliation, or data-entry duties rather than actively working overdue accounts and negotiating payments
Benefits
We offer:
• $600 to $650/month, depending on relevant experience and demonstrated collections expertise.
• Philippines-based candidates only.
• Fully remote
Originally posted on Himalayas
We’re looking for an experienced Collections Officer who can confidently follow up on overdue accounts and work with US-based customers.
You should be persistent and firm without being aggressive, with strong English communication and follow-through.
What You'll Do
• Manage a portfolio of delinquent/overdue accounts
• Make outbound calls and send emails to follow up on outstanding payments.
• Handle customer objections and payment delays professionally.
• Follow up consistently on payment commitments.
• Maintain accurate records and next steps.
• Work toward daily and weekly collections targets and KPIs.
Requirements
What We're Looking For
• 2+ years of hands-on experience in a dedicated collections role, including experience handling U.S./international customer accounts. (Collections Officer, Collections Specialist, Collections Agent, or Collections Representative) — actively working overdue accounts, negotiating payment arrangements, and managing a delinquent portfolio.
• Strong spoken and written English.
• Comfortable with high-volume outbound calls.
• Clear, direct, and concise communicator.
• Firm, persistent, and professional.
• Strong follow-through and accountability.
• Comfortable working with targets and performance metrics.
This Role Is Not a Fit If:
• Your background is Accounts Receivable, Billing, Credit Analyst, or Credit Controller without a standalone Collections title
• Your "Collections" title involved mostly clerical, reconciliation, or data-entry duties rather than actively working overdue accounts and negotiating payments
Benefits
We offer:
• $600 to $650/month, depending on relevant experience and demonstrated collections expertise.
• Philippines-based candidates only.
• Fully remote
Originally posted on Himalayas