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Executing Client Service and Sales: Execute our client service model and sales strategies, driving customer engagement. Support and Coach Team: Support and coach team members in selling, service, and operations.
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The primary responsibilities of a Sales Specialist are to achieve selling and customer service objectives while adhering to the operational asset protection standards of the boutique.
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This role will oversee the creation and execution of processes and analysis that underpin Service, Support and Customer Success reporting while managing the technology stack and creating/maintaining standard operating procedures.
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This role will provide on-going in-store training and development of Store Managers and Asset Protection Teams and partner with the Regional Investigators to peruse high impact cases that negatively affect shrink and Nordstrom’s ability to deliver on their commitments of Fashion Authority, Service and Experience and Brand to our customers.
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Actively engage in store-wide communication regarding Asset Protection best practices, training, new hire orientation, and safety and shortage meetings. Drive Asset Protection excellence by facilitating selling process through consistent adherence to policies and procedures that safeguard customers, associates and company assets.
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POSITION OBJECTIVE: The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in promoting a customer and product-focused sales culture, where our values and guiding principles are at the forefront of all store operations, including managing sales operations, asset protection, and human resources functions to ensure great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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Tend to Canon Professional Service members in the Customer Experience Center at the service counter and CPS Lounge. Canon USA is seeking a Customer Relations Representative I (Representative, Cust Rel I) to work out of our Costa Mesa, CA factory service center.
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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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The Senior Customer Service Representative provides in/outbound telephonic and occasional face to face service to AlohaCare members and providers, using the highest degree of expertise, courtesy and professionalism with the objective of retaining the customer's business and ensuring their on-going satisfaction in service.
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As a critical member of the Product organization, the VP, Customer Acquisitions, is responsible for facilitating growth of Synchrony’s acquisition channels through innovation, enhancement and process redesign.
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Model excellent customer service, and hold your staff accountable for doing the same. Establish standards for personnel performance and customer service. Supervise all food service departments: Kitchen, Juice Bar, and Deli; front & back with proper delegation of responsibilities to meet objectives.
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You must have recent work experience in an office setting Customer Service, Sales, Business Operations, Service, Retail, Staffing. We are seeking candidates that are great with customer service and that are detailed oriented.
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Employs discretion and independent judgment to ensure compliance with state and federal law; and with historical company, technical, and customer service Best Practices. Advanced Customer Service skills - Customer Service oriented position.
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Previous experience in customer service or food service is preferred but not required. The Service Team Member ensures "Best in Class" customer service from start to finish.
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We are seeking a dynamic individual to join our team as a Customer Service Representative / Project Coordinator. ARC Document Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: ARC) provides technology and services to businesses of all types, with a focus on the architectural, engineering, and construction industry, in thousands of customer locations nationwide, 170 worldwide service centers, and secure document storage in the cloud.
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