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2+ years of third-party risk management including - supplier management, contract management, risk management, customer service. Here, you'll bring your professional expertise, talent, and drive to the Risk Management Analyst role, and you'll help deliver better service to everyone.
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SDR - outside sales - inside sales - call center - automotive sales - used car - pharmaceutical sales - solar - industry - vacation - travel - insurance - adjuster - mortgage servicing - mortgage processing – real estate - retail - customer service - dealerships - collections - startups - owner/operator - service writer - exteriors - doors - windows - project manager.
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Customer Service: Ensure that the property meets and exceeds company standards for resident satisfaction and is available for on-call emergencies (i.e., snow removal) per Community Manager's request.
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Skills Required: Ability to work independentlyStrong problem solving skillsOutstanding communication and customer service skillsStrong organizational skills with a high attention to detailBasic computer skills Key Requirements: High School diploma or equivalentPrior medical, EMT, Surgical Technologist, or military experience is a plus, but not required.
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If you have a background in sales, customer service, and call center operations, and you're ready to provide top-notch assistance to our clients, we want to hear from you! Job Requirements: Previous experience with sales, customer service and/or call center is requiredPrevious collection experience is helpful.
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