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Any other duties required of the positionPlease note: in some of our smaller locations, there may be a crossover of duties among Warehouse Associate, Customer Service, and/or Showroom Sales Representative positions.
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You are also responsible for order entry, purchase order (P/O) processing and receiving, and freight quotes. Job OverviewCustomer Service Representatives are responsible for assisting all customer segments including retail, contractor, fabricator and wholesale.
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As a cahsier/customer service associate you will be responsible for processing member orders, collecting payment, and providing the high level of customer service that our members expect.
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Extensive problem-solving, order processing, and performing standard maintenance of current customer accounts. Customer service experience preferably in a sales/marketing environment.
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SPTS wafer processing solutions include market-leading silicon etch, dielectric etch, dry-release etch, PVD, PECVD and molecular vapor deposition (MVD®), available with a range of wafer-handling options applicable to R&D, pilot production, or volume production environments.
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Experience in check cashing, document verification, and/or money order processing. As a Customer Service Representative, you’ll build connections and offer a wide range of products and services to our diverse customer base.
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Basic: 10-Key, Payroll Systems, Word Processing/Typing. Assists with loan origination and processing as needed. Develops and builds customer loyalty. Assess customer needs and cross sell appropriate products and services.
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The Customer Service Manager is accountable for accurately processing customer orders, from order entry through delivery and payment receipt, and maintaining a positive relationship with the customer and their prospective teams.
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We leverage the power of AI to apply deep learning, computer vision, and natural language processing to identify criminal intent on millions of web pages daily. Consistent track record of highly professional customer service in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
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Solid business acumen with demonstrated knowledge and understanding of customer service processes such as order entry, delivery, work order processing and invoicing. The Customer Service Supervisor is responsible for providing a productive and motivating working environment while ensuring all company policies and procedures are followed.
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You'll receive on-the-job training, robust online training modules through our Service Certificate Program – Customer Service Representative, and access to UniFirst's innovative training platform, The Learning Center.
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