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How much do radius agent jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for radius agent in Georgia is $22.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $25.77 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Radius Agent?

A Radius Agent is a real estate professional who partners with the Radius platform to grow their business, access a supportive network, and utilize advanced technology tools. Radius Agents benefit from resources such as lead generation, marketing support, and a collaborative community of agents. The platform also offers educational opportunities and mentorship to help agents succeed in their careers. As independent contractors, Radius Agents have the flexibility to manage their own schedules and client relationships while leveraging the company's infrastructure.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Radius Agent?

To thrive as a real estate agent at Radius, you need a solid understanding of real estate principles, client relationship management, and local market knowledge, typically backed by a valid real estate license. Familiarity with CRM software, MLS systems, and digital marketing tools is commonly required. Strong interpersonal skills, negotiation abilities, and self-motivation help agents stand out in building client trust and closing deals. These skills are crucial for generating leads, effectively marketing properties, and ensuring client satisfaction in a competitive real estate environment.

What are some common challenges Radius Agents face when building and maintaining their client network?

Radius Agents often encounter challenges in consistently generating new leads and nurturing existing client relationships, especially in competitive real estate markets. Balancing time between prospecting, client meetings, property showings, and administrative tasks requires strong organizational skills. Additionally, adapting to evolving technology platforms and market trends is essential for staying ahead. However, the Radius platform provides tools, training, and a supportive community to help agents overcome these hurdles and grow their business.

What is the difference between Radius Agent vs Real Estate Agent?

FeatureRadius AgentReal Estate Agent
CredentialsReal estate license, local licensing requirementsReal estate license, local licensing requirements
Work EnvironmentReal estate agencies, property listings, client meetingsReal estate agencies, property listings, client meetings
Industry UsageReal estate industry, property sales, leasingReal estate industry, property sales, leasing
Search & Comparison IntentYesYes

Radius Agents and Real Estate Agents both operate within the real estate industry, requiring similar credentials and working in comparable environments. The main difference lies in their specific roles: Radius Agents often focus on geographic-specific marketing and lead generation, while Real Estate Agents handle broader property transactions. Understanding these distinctions helps clients choose the right professional for their real estate needs.

What cities in Georgia are hiring for Radius Agent jobs?

Cities in Georgia with the most Radius Agent job openings:

Infographic showing various Radius Agent job openings in Georgia as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 92% Full Time, 6% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $46,568 per year, or $22.4 per hour.

Candidate Engagement Specialist Atlanta, GA

Sociable Society Talent

Atlanta, GA • On-site, Remote

$4.8K - $7.2K/wk

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Job description



Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)

Sociable Society Talent — Candidate Intelligence Team

We provide the HOT LEADS and you call them 


100% Remote Position 100% Commission (If you are looking for a base salary no problem just dont apply)

Commissions paid the same day deal closes

$600 per deal our deals close the same day or within 5 days


Our Recruiters currently close 5-6 deals on their own with no CES help

The expectation is 2 ($1,200)- 3 ($1,800) deals per week ($4,800-$7,200 per month)

$57,600-$86,400 per year


About the Role


Sociable Society Talent is a recruiting agency that helps companies who are seeking talent to hire candidates to choose from our current stable of pre-qualified candidates. We are seeking highly organized, professional, and energetic Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s to join our Candidate Intelligence Team.


This is not a traditional recruiter or Talent Agent position.

Our Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s work with an existing database of professionals who have already been identified by Sociable Society Talent. You will be provided with candidate contact information, calling tools, qualification criteria, and processes.

Your responsibility is straightforward:

Contact → Qualify → Categorize → Placement Ready

The purpose of the Candidate Intelligence Team is to transform our existing candidate database into accurate, organized, placement-ready talent pools that our Talent Agents can quickly match with hiring opportunities across the country.

What You'll Do


Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s are expected to complete approximately 75–100 outbound candidate calls per day.


Your responsibilities will include:

  • Contacting candidates from lead and contact lists provided by Sociable Society Talent
  • Speaking directly with professionals about their current career interests
  • Identifying the cities and states where candidates are interested in working
  • Determining whether candidates are open to relocation
  • Determining acceptable commute radius and geographic preferences
  • Confirming professional credentials and licensing
  • Identifying years of professional experience
  • Confirming specialty, practice area, or professional concentration
  • Discussing compensation expectations
  • Confirming current employment status
  • Determining availability for interviews and potential career changes
  • Verifying candidate phone numbers and email addresses
  • Confirming permission to contact candidates regarding relevant career opportunities
  • Entering clear, detailed, and accurate qualification notes into our system
  • Categorizing candidates so they can easily be matched with current and future opportunities
  • Maintaining accurate candidate records and following established qualification procedures


Information You'll Be Responsible for Collecting

Each completed candidate profile should provide our Talent Agents with a clear understanding of:


Current Location

Current city and state.


Target Markets

Cities, states, and metropolitan areas where the candidate would consider employment.


Relocation

Whether the candidate is willing to relocate and, if so, where.


Commute Radius

How far the candidate is realistically willing to commute for the right opportunity.


Credentials

Active professional licenses, bar admissions, CPA credentials, certifications, or other applicable professional credentials.


Experience

Years of experience and overall professional background.


Specialty

Clinical specialty, legal practice area, accounting concentration, professional setting, or other applicable area of expertise.


Compensation

Current or desired compensation expectations.


Employment Status

Whether the candidate is currently employed, actively searching, passively exploring, or otherwise open to opportunities.


Availability

Availability to interview and potential timeline for making a career move.


Contact Information

Verification of the candidate's current phone number and email address.


Candidate Permission

Confirmation that the candidate is comfortable being contacted by Sociable Society Talent regarding relevant career opportunities.

Professionals You Will Contact (We provide the list)

Our Candidate Intelligence Team works across several professional industries and we provide the contacts, including:

  • Dentists and dental professionals
  • Attorneys and legal professionals
  • Accountants, CPAs, tax and finance professionals
  • Physical Therapists and rehabilitation professionals
  • Other healthcare and professional-service candidates


You are NOT responsible for finding these candidates from scratch. Candidate lists and contacts are provided to you.

Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES) vs. Talent Agent

It is important to understand the distinction between these positions.


Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s focus on:

Contact → Qualify → Categorize → Placement Ready


Once a candidate has been properly qualified and categorized, our Talent Agents can concentrate on the later stages of the recruiting process, including:

Find candidates→ Matching → Presenting → Interviewing → Negotiating → Closing Placements

You are helping build the intelligence and organization that allows our Talent Agents to work faster and make better candidate-to-employer matches.


Performance Expectations

This is a high-volume outbound calling position.

Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s should be comfortable completing approximately 75–100 outbound calls per working day while maintaining professional communication and accurate documentation.

Success is not measured by simply dialing numbers. We are looking for representatives who can consistently turn conversations into complete, accurate, placement-ready candidate profiles.

Accuracy and quality matter.


Who We're Looking For

The ideal Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES) is:

  • Comfortable making high-volume outbound calls
  • Confident speaking with working professionals
  • Friendly and conversational on the phone
  • Highly organized
  • Detail-oriented
  • Able to follow scripts and qualification procedures
  • Comfortable entering detailed notes into an ATS/CRM
  • Able to work independently in a remote environment
  • Consistent and dependable
  • Comfortable working toward daily activity and productivity expectations
  • Able to ask direct qualification questions without making conversations feel robotic
  • Capable of managing repetitive tasks while maintaining accuracy


Previous experience in recruiting, staffing, call centers, appointment setting, customer service, lead qualification, inside sales, or candidate sourcing is helpful but not required.


Work Environment

This is a 100% remote position.

Candidate Engagement Specialist (CES)s work remotely while communicating with candidates by phone and updating candidate information within Sociable Society Talent's systems.

Because this is a remote role, team members must be capable of working independently, maintaining productivity, communicating consistently with management, and completing candidate records accurately.


The Mission

The Candidate Intelligence Team serves as the information engine behind Sociable Society Talent's recruiting operation.

Every conversation should move a candidate through the following process:

Contact → Qualify → Categorize → Placement Ready


Your work allows our Talent Agents to spend more of their time matching the right professionals with the right organizations, coordinating interviews, negotiating opportunities, and successfully closing placements.

If you're comfortable on the phone, enjoy speaking with professionals, can follow a structured process, and thrive in a high-volume remote environment, we'd like to hear from you.