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Refer Services, Inc.

Growth Partner

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Hiring Remotely in United States
Entry level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Entry level
Bring companies to Refer by identifying hiring organizations, pitching the AI career agent, and converting them into signed customers. This commission-only role offers complete schedule and location flexibility, with earnings based on each company acquired and no base salary or commission cap.
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Refer Growth Partner — commission-only, work whenever

Here's the thing: getting a job sucks. It's a black box where the odds are stacked against the person who needs the job most. So we flipped it. Refer is built for candidates, free for companies — an AI career agent that actually goes to bat for people and gets them hired.

That's the mission. It's a big one, and we hold a high bar to match. We move fast, we don't do fluff, and we only work with people who are as obsessed with getting it right as we are.

Your job: bring companies to Refer. That's it. You set your own hours, work from anywhere, and get paid for every company you land. No base, no cap — you win when they sign.

You'll love this if:

  • You know people hiring, or you're a killer at finding them

  • You'd rather get paid on results than punch a clock

  • You care about the mission enough to pitch it like it's yours

What's in it:

  • Commission on every company you bring in

  • Full freedom over your schedule

  • A product that clicks the second people get it

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