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Previous experience in customer support, client services, sales, or a related field. The customer service representative will be responsible for answering client inquiries, provide product information, and help the customer by being informative, empathetic, and eager to quickly solve a customer’s problem.
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Ability to learn and follow all customer service procedures and policies. Customer Service Job Duties And Responsibilities. Excellent customer care and focus; ability to assess customers' needs and provide the correct answer, path, troubleshooting, or method for a positive customer experience.
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Record, organize and file customer interactions and account changes. Able to schedule call back and appoints to resolve customer needs. Customer-focused for positive customer experience and resolution.
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Must be willing to listen, learn, and resolve any customer inquiry. Ability to listen actively, relay information, and answer questions and/or concerns. Answer and manage incoming calls, emails, chats, and/or interactive voice response systems.
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Tremendous upward mobility into other positions and management. Remote Position(s) available (work from home) Strive to meet and go above personal and team target goals. Excellent at communicating over the phone and other communication platforms.
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Basic computer skills and experience. Excellent retirement plan. Excellent time management and prioritization skills. Health Insurance (dental and vision included) Able to up-sell if needed. Able to multitask.
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