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Remote Live Chat Assistant is a vital part of the growth and success of a business!
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What you will be doing: Live chat Level 1 customer support agents handle incoming customer support questions via live chat on businesses’ websites and social media accounts. We are looking for enthusiastic candidates who are strong in digital selling, styling, and luxury fashion to engage with customers via our live chat experience.
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But live chat assistant jobs do.
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Looking for customer service agents to resolve customers' issues or queries effectively and efficiently assuring clear communication and customer understanding through multiple channels (like email, live chat, social media etc.)
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Provide support to existing and potential customers with a range of answers to questions including but not limited to account, new product installation, and general questions.
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Our partners are seeking reliable individuals who can chat with customers using Facebook Messenger.
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As a Customer Support Chat Agent, you will be responsible for serving online customers by providing accurate information, placing orders, and resolving concerns.
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We’re currently hiring chat assistants for Shopify-based businesses who can turn words into outstanding customer experiences.
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These businesses are currently hiring new live chat agents to reply to DM’s from customers on their TikTok accounts.
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Roles: You will be required to download apps to your smartphone or tablet and test out all app features.
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Skills/background needed: These are beginner-level live chat jobs, so full training is provided, and you do not need to have done any paid live chat work before. These are remote positions, meaning that you can do the work online from anywhere.
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Skills/background needed: These are beginner-level social media jobs, so full training is provided, and you do not need to have done any social media work before. You also need to know how to use one or more of the most popular social media networks like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or TikTok.
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We are seeking a few full-time live chat operators to Help Web customers with product selection, identification and troubleshooting via email, live chat, and electronic message boards.
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