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The Customer Service Representative (CSR) must be able to handle customer questions, problems and complaints and provide satisfaction for these issues in the best interest of both BrandsMart USA and the customer.
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Clean spills, collect and pick up trash inside store and parking lot. Create an outstanding customer experience through exceptional service. Customer Service skills.
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Our Talent Acquisition team is reviewing applications for our Virtual Customer Service Advisor opening. Our services include scheduling, registration, insurance verification, hospital billing, revenue integrity, collections, payment compliance, credentialing, health information management, customer service, payroll and physician billing.
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What you’ll do in your role:Build proficiency related to serving and selling to our customers, while providing a world-class customer experience and building loyalty by:Help customers pick up right where they left off in their shopping journey, whether online, through Customer Care or in-store.
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Ensure adherence to all local, state, and federal laws, including but not limited to OSHA, DOT, and EEOC.Experience: Minimum of two (2) years of proven successful sales experience in telephone sales, personal selling, and customer service.
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Cashier Lead, Head Cashier, Sales Associate, Cashier, Inventory Associate, Customer Service Representative, Clerk, Merchandising Associate. This position is responsible for driving loyalty results, including credit, through a focus on performance (sales, guest experience, and loyalty), people (guest service, and associate training and development), and process (operating procedures and compliance standards with an emphasis on cashiering.
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Visitor Services Associates provide customer service at various assigned posts throughout the estate, indoors and outdoors. Positive attitude, good interpersonal skills, flexibility and commitment to collaboration, customer service, strategy, and innovation.
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Related experience may include: Account Manager, Rental Sales, Parts Sales, Service Manager, Customer Service Representative, Construction Manager, Tools Manager, Counter Sales Representative, Equipment Associate, Manager Trainee, Manager in Training, Skilled Craftsman, Brand Ambassador.
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Purpose:As a Cashier (Customer Service Associate), you are the first and final interaction for Floor & Decor's customers. Our Cashiers are responsible for providing excellent customer service through greeting customers, checking out customers, handling product returns, performing basic cash office functions and providing every customer with an exceptional experience.
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The Field Service Engineer works closely with staff from sales, engineering, operations, and customer service to install winning products that meet or exceed targeted revenues, gross margins and customer expectations by conducting flawless installs, effective product training, site monitoring, and ongoing technical support and field repair service.
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Customer Service Rep.- Receptionist Job Description Reports To: Customer Service Manager Department: Administration Pay Band: 2– Non-Exempt Effective Date: Jan. 2024 Job description: The Receptionist is an integral component of the operations division of the Miami Parking Authority.
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The Receptionist & Bid Coordinator will be the first point of contact for our company, providing exceptional customer service to clients, visitors, and staff. This role requires a mix of administrative skills, customer service capabilities, and time management to ensure efficient office operations and successful bid submissions.
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The Specialist acts as a primary interface for the branch with National Service Accounts (NSA), Supply Chain, the Customer Care Center, and Service Billing. Assure customer recall service requests are assigned to technician for work order completion (in coordination with NSA specialist and Service Manager.
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Has knowledge and can quickly ramp-up and leverage cloud-based cognitive service APIs such as Microsoft Azure, AWS and/or IBM Watson. Assist with research related to customer based analytical practice and develop communications for management and strategies for building institutional knowledge.
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Ability to operate hand-held tools and equipment, including, but not limited to a shovel, pick, rake, sledge hammer, lawn mower, weed trimmer, leaf blower, chain saw and pump. Ability to communicate effectively with fellow associates, contractor personnel and client families Ability to lift heavy objects up to 30 lbs.
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