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Under the supervision of the Customer Retention Manager(s), the Remote Customer Retention Specialist acts as the primary point of contact for all inquiries and issues involving Internet Customer Service via phone acting as a liaison to the Processing Department team.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Filing Clerk/Records Retention position is an entry level position within the company and will involve all tasks necessary for the perfection of new vehicle loans including: Filing, scanning, validating vehicle titles.
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Work collaboratively and closely with the College and Career Success Director and Manager to guide and support HOLA’s College Success and Scholarship programs to support college retention and graduation rates for HOLA’s college upper-class students.
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We have an opening for an SDE II on our Retention team, reporting directly to our Engineering Team Leader who recently received the top honor Jerry awards to only one employee per year ( 2023 Jerrian of the Year.
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Collaborate with the Sr. Director to forge innovative retention and reactivation programs, drawing on consumer insights and in-depth customer data analysis. Craft and implement a cutting-edge strategy to amplify subscriber retention and order frequency, while reactivating dormant subscriptions and maximizing customer satisfaction.
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The Senior Install Base Mktg Mgr is responsible for defining the marketing strategy to drive further awareness, service expansion, account retention and engagement within existing customer accounts.
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Coast Packing doesn’t create the meals millions consume; it enhances their flavor.
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The position will perform various tasks associated with reviewing DMV documents for accuracy and completeness.
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We specialize in areas of customer retention and customer acquisition. Customer service & Customer Retention. There will be plenty of opportunities for you to set your own plans and develop high-level strategic initiatives.
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Entry-Level Customer Retention & Sales Job Responsibilities. Due to our anticipated expansion into new markets, we are currently hiring entry-level individuals with a customer service & sales background for a full-time position.
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Dr. Squatch is looking for a detail-oriented and results-driven Retention & Merchandising Strategy Manager to join the Retention Team and support our efforts in engaging, nurturing, and driving customer loyalty.
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