Hiring: English Business Communication Specialist (Remote)
We are looking for a reliable professional to communicate with designated contacts and corporate representatives on behalf of our group.
This role does not involve traditional cold calling or mass sales outreach.
Our group will provide contact details, relevant background information, and the specific objective for each call. Your role is to communicate directly with the designated representatives and contacts at each company.
Key Responsibilities
-Contact designated companies or business representatives via phone
-Clearly explain the purpose of the call and relevant requirements
-Ask appropriate follow-up questions to gather necessary information
-Communicate professionally and naturally with U.S. companies
-Accurately record key points during the conversation
-Prepare concise, organized summary reports after calls
-Conduct follow-ups with contacts as needed
Ideal Candidate
We are looking for someone who meets the following criteria:
-Fluent and natural English proficiency
-Excellent verbal communication skills
-Confidence in conducting professional business conversations over the phone
-Experience communicating with U.S. companies and business professionals
-Ability to clearly explain requirements and ask effective follow-up questions
-Strong listening and note-taking skills
-Ability to accurately report conversation outcomes
-Reliability and availability to work during U.S. business hours
-Previous experience as a developer or knowledge of the tech industry (preferred but not required)
Location is not a strict requirement. What matters most is fluent, natural English and the ability to communicate professionally with U.S.-based businesses during U.S. business hours.
The most important qualifications are natural English proficiency and the ability to communicate confidently and professionally with U.S. companies and business contacts. Experience in the following areas is preferred:
-Customer Service (CS)
-Business communication
-Appointment setting/scheduling
-Sales support
-Account mana-gement/coordination
-Recruiting/Candidate outreach
-Other phone-based business tasks
How to Apply
Since direct messaging may not be available on Dev Community, please contact us directly by email:
Email: suzaku930110@gmail.com
Please provide the following information:
-Profile link or summary of work experience
-Availability (working hours) and location (time zone)
-Desired hourly rate or compensation terms
-Experience with phone-based communication
-(If possible) A brief English voice introduction or sample
We are specifically looking for someone who is professional and reliable, comfortable communicating with corporate decision-makers, and capable of effectively representing our company during conversations.
If you are interested, please send the relevant information to the contact address provided. Thank you.
This is a good reminder that being fluent in English and being confident in professional conversations are two different things.
Someone can understand English very well but still struggle with speaking naturally, explaining things clearly, asking follow-up questions, or staying confident during a real business call.
I’ve been working on this myself by practicing conversations and using Confilens to get feedback on things like speaking pace, clarity, tone, and delivery. It’s helped me become more aware of how I actually communicate rather than just focusing on whether my English is grammatically correct.
For anyone preparing for this kind of role, I think practicing the actual speaking part not just learning vocabulary can make a big difference.
This actually sounds like a really practical role. A lot of people are comfortable with email or chat, but being able to speak naturally with U.S. companies, ask the right follow-up questions, and then clearly report back what happened is a different skill altogether.
I also like that the post is very clear about what the person would and wouldn’t be doing. It’s not random cold calling or pushing sales to strangers — the contacts, context, and purpose of each call are already provided. That makes the role feel much more focused and professional.
For someone with customer service, recruiting, account coordination, sales support, or even a tech background who is confident on the phone, this could be a pretty good fit.
Personally, I’d be interested in working together as well. The role sounds like something I could see myself being a good fit for, and I’d be happy to discuss it further.