Work from home telephone interviewer jobs let you earn money by calling people, asking survey questions, and recording their answers. The calls can cover topics such as health, public opinion, or customer experiences.
You need a clear phone voice, basic computer skills, and patience with people who do not want to take a survey. Many jobs also have set shifts or weekly goals.
I’ve put current openings and open application pages first, followed by more companies to keep on your list. The links below were checked on October 6, 2026, but jobs can close at any time.
Keep in mind that remote does not always mean you can work from any state. Check the location rules before spending time on an application!
Work From Home Telephone Interviewer Openings and Applications
1 – Avar Consulting / AMDEX
Avar Consulting, an AMDEX company, has a fully remote CATI Interviewer opening paying $30 per hour. You’ll ask people survey questions about Medicare and Medicaid services and record their answers.
The posting lists full-time employment with benefits, including health coverage, paid time off, and a 401(k). Assigned shifts fall between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Eastern on weekdays or 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. on weekends.
You need a high school diploma or GED, clear English, basic Excel and Access skills, and typing speed of at least 30 words per minute. Six months of call-center experience is preferred.
Only U.S. citizens and permanent residents can apply. The listing is attached to Potomac, Maryland, but says the job is fully remote and does not give a state list; it also lists a NACI background investigation requirement.
Go here to read the CATI Interviewer posting and start the application.
2 – PRC
PRC has a part-time Remote Call Center Agent / Interviewer opening for Texas residents. You’ll call people about healthcare experiences and other research topics, read survey questions, and enter their answers.
The schedule is 20–25 hours per week, Monday through Friday evenings. Listed shifts are 4–9 p.m. or 5–9 p.m. Central. PTO and holiday pay are offered.
You need clear English, good listening skills, and a typing speed of at least 20 words per minute. The posting does not list a degree or minimum years of experience.
You’ll need a Windows 11 or newer PC or a Mac running Apple OS 14 or newer, a quiet workspace, antivirus protection, and permission to install work software. Internet must support at least 25 Mbps upload and 50 Mbps download. A smartphone or tablet with a camera is also required for two-factor authentication.
Pay is not listed, so confirm the rate before accepting.
Go here to read the posting, then choose Apply Now to open the application.
3 – SERVICE 800
SERVICE 800 accepts applications for work-from-home Customer Service Representatives who interview people about recent service experiences.
Its U.S. application is open to residents of Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin. You need to be available for 20–40 hours per week on consecutive weekdays during normal business hours.
Previous customer service experience, computer knowledge, and phone skills are required. You’ll need a compatible computer, a wired high-speed internet connection, and a quiet workspace. A reading check and criminal and credit background checks are part of the hiring process. Applicants working in other languages also take language tests.
The company lists hourly pay without a dollar amount. This is an ongoing application page, so ask about current start dates and pay.
Go here to read the requirements and complete the application.
4 – Avannis
Avannis has an Experienced Part-Time Interviewer opening for residents of Colorado, Arizona, Texas, or Idaho. You’ll call bank and credit union customers about their recent experiences, with no selling involved.
The posted pay is $15 per hour, paid twice monthly, with paid remote training and W-2 employee status. You must be available at least four days per week for 4–5 hour shifts, Monday through Saturday.
You’ll need phone-based customer experience, basic knowledge of banking terms, strong writing skills, a computer, reliable internet, and a phone. Criminal and credit background checks are required.
Go here for the full details. To apply, the company asks you to email your resume and letter of interest to jobs@avannis.com.
5 – ReconMR
Currently accepting applications: ReconMR has a Remote Bilingual (Spanish/English) Telephone Interviewer opening for Texas residents. You’ll make research calls, read survey questions, and enter people’s answers.
The job pays $12.50 per hour, paid every two weeks. It is listed as part-time, with 18–40 hours per week and at least one weekend shift required.
You must speak both Spanish and English fluently and be authorized to work in the U.S. Research or polling experience is preferred, but it is not required.
You’ll need a Windows 11 computer, reliable internet, a noise-canceling headset, and a quiet workspace. The hiring process includes language, typing, and reading checks, a video interview, ID verification, and a background check.
Go here and select “Remote Bilingual (Spanish/English) Telephone Interviewer.” Choose Apply, then “Type it in myself” to open the application.
More Places to Check for Telephone Interviewer Jobs
These companies have offered remote phone interviewing work. Current openings are not confirmed for every company below, so check their hiring pages before applying.
6 – Westat
Westat hires at-home telephone data collectors to ask survey questions and record answers. Look for telephone or at-home openings, since many of its other data collection jobs involve visits to homes or businesses.
Its at-home requirements include a Windows 11 computer, wired internet, a USB headset, access to a printer, and a private workspace. The hiring process includes a voice sample and a check of your computer setup.
No matching at-home telephone opening is currently listed on the careers pages. Pay, hours, and open states depend on the posting. Make sure both the work and training can be done from home before you apply.
Go here to check Westat’s openings.
7 – Yardi Matrix
Yardi Matrix hires temporary surveyors to call apartment communities about rent, specials, and availability. You must be willing to pose as a renter, and calls take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the time zone you are calling.
The pay is $6 per hour plus payments based on each call’s result. Yardi says you will receive at least the minimum wage for your location for all hours worked.
The role is for U.S. residents and citizens. You need high-speed internet and long-distance phone service, and the weekly goal is 75 completed surveys in the first week and 100 after that.
The recruiting page still refers to the Fall 2026 survey that began August 31 and lists resume-by-email instructions. The page does not say whether late applications are still being accepted, so watch for the next recruiting notice.
Go here to check the latest Yardi Matrix survey notice.
8 – American Directions
American Directions conducts phone surveys about topics such as public opinion, healthcare, and customer experiences. Its careers page lists remote telephone survey research interviewers and says the work involves no selling.
The company currently advertises a bilingual Spanish/English telephone interviewer position through its careers page. The Apply link leads to Indeed and requires an applicant account.
Confirm the current pay, schedule, equipment needs, and eligible states in the posting before applying.
Go here to check American Directions’ careers page and its application link.
9 – Dynata
Dynata has hired U.S. workers for its Virtual Call Center Agent jobs. The work involves outbound surveys about topics such as politics and customer satisfaction, with no sales or collections.
Its call-center job board currently lists no openings. Keep this company on your list for a future hiring round.
Check the country carefully, since Dynata also posts interviewer jobs outside the U.S.
Go here to check Dynata’s call-center openings.
10 – SSRS
SSRS has hired work-from-home telephone interviewers for surveys about healthcare, politics, current events, and customer experiences. Interviewers read questions and enter answers without making sales or collection calls.
Its previous telephone interviewer application is closed, and no current remote interviewer opening is listed. Keep an eye on the careers page for a future opening.
Go here to check SSRS’s careers page.
Looking For More?
You can also browse my latest remote job leads for more kinds of work you can do from home.
Subscribe to my free work at home email updates to get new leads and my free list of 43 Non-Phone Jobs. You can also browse my work at home e-books.
Good luck!
For more remote jobs, FlexJobs is another option. I’ve been a member and found it useful because it offers:
- Remote and flexible jobs across many categories
- Screened job leads to help you avoid scams
- No ads or junk while you browse
It is a paid membership, so keep that in mind, but it only costs $2.95 to check it out for 14 days.
Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.