Client Accountability Coach (Credit)

This role is for someone who owns a result, not a task list. If you need someone to tell you what to do each morning, stop reading here.
What you'll own
One outcome: every active client completes their weekly game plan actions, on time, without the owner chasing anyone. You d ---------- :

How client check-ins get phrased, inside our voice rules
When and how follow-ups go out, inside our follow-up rules
When a stalled client gets escalated, and what you recommend
How completion gets tracked and reported every week

This is for you if

You've chased deliverables from real humans and gotten them in
Your written English sounds like a sharp person, not a template
You update the tracker the ---------- nt something happens, not Friday at 5
You flag problems early and always bring a recommendation with the flag

This is not for you if

You wait to be told the next step
You go quiet when you're unsure
You think follow-up means sending the same message twice
You need a script for every situation

The work
Clients in a US credit consulting business reply to a weekly checklist in their private ---------- channel every Friday. You run that loop. Confirm replies came in. Send check-ins and follow-ups (AI drafts them, you review, tighten, and send). Update the completion tracker in Google Sheets. Ship a Monday completion report to the owner in Slack. Stalled client? You flag it with what you'd do next. Tools: ---------- , Slack, Google Sheets. GoHighLevel experience is a plus.
Hours, pay, terms

20 hours/week. Half-day overlap with US Central required.
Friday through Monday is the heartbeat of this role. You must be available across those days.
PHP 25,000 to 35,000/month, based on experience.
Long-term role. This is a lane you own and grow into, not a gig.

Start your application with the word ANCHOR or it will not be read.
Then answer three things:

In 2-3 sentences: a time you got a slow-moving person to finish something they kept putting off. What did you actually do?
Scenario: a client skipped their Friday checklist. You sent the reminder Saturday and the one allowed follow-up Monday. The rules say stop after two messages. Wednesday, that same client posts a casual unrelated question in their channel. What do you do and why? Under 150 words.
Your ---------- username and your hours of availability in US Central time.

(The scenario has no clean answer. Strong applicants engage the client's Wednesday message and use the live contact to surface the checklist without breaking the two-message rule, or flag the pattern up with a recommendation. Weak ones either send chase message three or do nothing.)