Receptionist/Administrative Assistant

Company Overview:

Every day, brands rely on real-world opinions to guide their decisions, and this opportunity puts you in the position to influence what comes next. By joining paid studies, surveys, and focus groups, you can share your viewpoint while testing new ideas before they reach the market. No experience is required-just your perspective and a reliable device.

Role and Responsibilities:

In this role, you’ll participate by:

  • Reviewing product concepts, digital tools, advertisements, or new service features.
  • Attending virtual or on-site focus groups at scheduled times.
  • Testing prototypes, apps, or physical products and providing detailed, honest impressions.
  • Engaging fully during sessions and following the given instructions.

Required Skills and Experience:

  • Basic ability to use a smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access.
  • Clear communication-both written and verbal.
  • No previous professional experience needed.

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Comfort giving structured feedback or completing online surveys.
  • Interest in evaluating new ideas and exploring upcoming products.
  • Willingness to take part in follow-up or recurring studies.

Compensation and Earnings:

  • Most research sessions pay between CAD 75–CAD 150.
  • High-paying or multi-step projects may offer up to CAD 850.
  • Many studies offer full remote participation for maximum flexibility.
  • Opportunities to try products before public release.
  • No long-term commitment-participate only when it fits your schedule.

Salary: Up to CAD 850 per week

About Clerk Crew:

Clerk Crew partners with participants across the U.S. to gather real insights that help companies improve. It’s free to join, secure to participate, and designed to reward your time while giving brands the clarity they need to shape better products.

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