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As of Aug 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for part time debt collector in the United States is $18.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a part time debt collector do?

A typical day for a Part Time Debt Collector involves contacting individuals or businesses by phone, email, or mail to discuss overdue accounts and negotiate payment arrangements. You will update account records, document all interactions, and often work closely with other team members in accounting or customer service to resolve complex cases. While much of the role is independent, effective collaboration with your team and adherence to company policies and legal guidelines are essential. Since shifts are part-time, you may work flexible hours, which can be ideal for balancing other commitments. Success in the role often comes from persistence, clear communication, and a customer-focused approach to resolving delinquent accounts.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a part time debt collector?

To thrive as a Part Time Debt Collector, you need a solid understanding of basic accounting principles, negotiation tactics, and familiarity with relevant laws, typically supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Experience with debt collection software, customer relationship management (CRM) tools, and phone systems is often required. Strong communication, resilience, and problem-solving abilities set standout candidates apart. These competencies are crucial for effectively recovering outstanding debts while maintaining professionalism and compliance with regulations.

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A Part Time Debt Collector is responsible for contacting individuals or businesses to recover outstanding debts on a reduced-hour schedule. Duties typically include making phone calls, sending emails or letters, negotiating payment plans, and updating account records. This role requires strong communication and negotiation skills, as well as the ability to remain professional and patient while handling difficult conversations. Many positions offer flexible hours, making it a good option for those looking to supplement their income.

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Account Manager Assistant - Data Collector

Chain Bridge Consulting LLC

Miami, FL • On-site

$20 - $24/hr

Part-time

Retirement

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Bar & Restaurant Inventory Auditor / Liquor Auditor (Pay By The Job)

Part-time | Mornings, Monday–Friday | Miami-Dade & Broward

Pay: $18–$24/hour (pay-by-the-job — our fastest, most accurate auditors earn the top of this range and beyond)

BARMETRIX Miami is looking for sharp, competitive, hard-working people who want to get paid for what they produce — not for how long they stand around. This is an entry-level position with real room to climb, and it is built for people who would rather win than coast.

How we pay (read this carefully — it's the whole point)

We pay by the job, not by the hour. Every audit has a set price, calculated so a trained-up, serious auditor earns roughly $20 an hour — and the genuinely skilled earn more. Here's what our best people love about it: you earn the same pay whether the job takes you four hours or three. Get faster, and your effective hourly goes up. There is no clock to milk and no reward for dragging your feet. What you do with that extra time is up to you; take more jobs to earn more or take it as personal time.

And you can't fake speed by rushing. Sloppy counting creates a longer verification list, which slows you down and costs you money. The people who earn the most here are fast because they're accurate. We train you on exactly how to do both. If you're the type who likes to get good at something and get paid more for it, you'll do very well.

Why this role matters

You are the front line of this business — the foundation everything else is built on. Bar and restaurant owners lose real money to things they can't see, and it all starts with knowing exactly what they have. That's where you come in. You collect the hard data and verify it, and that count is what lets us show owners where their profit is leaking and how to stop it. We can't maximize a single client's profitability without you doing this part, and doing it right.

On a typical morning you will:

  • Show up on time, every single day. Our mornings start early. We are on-site at 5:45am, starting at 6:00am and on-time is non-negotiable.

  • Be in a clean uniform with your equipment out, set up, and working by the start time on the schedule.

  • Get an exact count of every product in the venue: weighing open bottles, counting loose beer, weighing kegs, and counting cases.

  • Organize each bar as you go. We leave every venue tighter and cleaner than we found it, because taking care of the small things is part of taking care of our clients.

  • Verify your own numbers before you leave, so the data we hand the client is bulletproof.

  • Handle any reasonable request from your supervisor during your shift.

What it takes to start

To start, I need people who are:

  • On-time, every time.

  • Focused and goal-oriented.

  • Competitive about their own improvement — you want to beat your last time without cutting a corner.

  • Genuinely interested in helping bar and restaurant owners run better businesses.

Apply if you:

  • Want to be paid for results, not for clock time.

  • Like getting measurably better at a skill and being rewarded for it.

  • Are detail-oriented and take pride in being right the first time.

  • Want to grow with a fast-moving company from the ground up.

  • Don't get rattled by a challenge.

  • Like to learn.

Do not apply if you:

  • Think being late is okay, or that "good enough" counting is good enough.

  • Would rather coast than compete.

  • Can't be ready to work at 6:00 AM.

  • Can't stand touching things that aren't clean. (Not common, but it happens.)

Basic requirements

  • A reliable car.

  • The ability to be anywhere in Miami by 6:00 AM daily.

  • The ability to sustain several hours of physical work at a time.

What we offer

  • Pay-by-the-job that rewards your speed and accuracy directly.

  • 401(k) with company matching for all team members.

  • Performance bonus opportunities tied to company growth and profit.

  • Real, achievement-based advancement. Everyone here starts at the bottom and moves up on effort and results — the ceiling is as high as you make it.

A bit about us

Barmetrix helps bar and restaurant owners, managers, and employees maximize their potential. What you do will have a direct, positive impact on hundreds of people in the businesses we serve. I work hard to build a culture of respect, learning, and support, and I'm looking for people who get satisfaction out of helping others and out of being the best at what they do. This job isn't for everyone — frankly, it's for a select few.

How to apply

Want the full details? We'd love to share them. To apply:

  • Respond to this ad with your resume attached.

  • Include your email address and cell phone number.

  • Read the email you get back carefully — it contains your next steps.

Company Description

We are a hospitality consulting company focused on profitability in beverage programs. We teach our teams how to coach bar and restaurant owners how to improve their controls in the business leading to significantly more profits.

I work hard to build a culture of respect, learning and support. I am passionate about mentoring my team to further assist our clients as well as to grow as professionals no matter where their final job may lie.