Collections Specialist — Paid Training | No Collections Experience Required
AllianceOne
- Location
- Maumee, OH
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Nov 4
- 1 day ago
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About the company
AllianceOne
Financial services · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
Alliance One is a leader in customer service and first- and third-party collections, helping clients retain customers while recovering outstanding debts. Join an established organization that offers stability, support, and opportunities to grow as you develop your skills and deliver results.
What you'll do
- Listen to customers, acknowledge their concerns, and treat them with dignity and respect
- Help customers move from frustration toward practical solutions for past-due accounts
- Explain available payment options and guide conversations toward clear next steps
- Balance compassionate service with accountability for collections quotas and performance goals
- Document conversations accurately and follow company policies and procedures
What you need
- No collections experience is required
- Strong listening skills and the ability to make people feel heard
- Patience and composure during emotionally difficult conversations
- Confidence asking questions, discussing payments, and guiding customers toward action
- A solution-focused approach that balances empathy with results
- Comfort working toward quotas and measurable goals
- Willingness to learn, accept coaching, and apply feedback
- Basic computer skills and attention to detail
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Perks
- Paid training
- Performance-based career path
- Training, coaching, and feedback
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