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Ultimately, an outstanding Appliance Repair Technician should be able to demonstrate excellent diagnostic and problem-solving skills as well as achieve exceptional customer service. The Appliance Repair Technician’s responsibilities include responding to calls to test the functioning of newly installed appliances, making adjustments as needed, and informing customers of future maintenance work that may be required.
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As a Seasonal Bilingual Member Service Specialist, you will be a part of our 100% remote Contact Center team and responsible for answering and handling incoming calls from Prime members, pharmacies and doctors’ offices.
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2+ years of customer service experience Preferred QualificationsKnowledge of:∙ Healthcare industry∙ Call Center operations∙ Verint, CMS, Call Recording Systems, Workday Skilled in:∙ Microsoft Office Suite; operating systems Ability To:∙ Identify and solve problems.
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Our contact center receives inbound calls from both Spanish-speaking and English-speaking customers who need help with specialized and complex account questions that cannot be completed online.
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Benefits management, Customer service, Outbound calls, Inbound call, Health insurance, sales, call center experience. Benefits management,Customer service,Outbound calls,Inbound call,Health insurance,sales.
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Primary responsibilities include responding and providing service & feedback to the customer on all hot and cold calls while utilizing Building Automation Controls and performing general maintenance of equipment as necessary.
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The Cashier/Receptionist answers incoming telephone calls and greets visitors in a friendly, interested, and helpful manner. The ideal candidate has a high school diploma or GED and previous retail and/or customer service experience that includes money-handling and point-of-sale (POS) system experience.
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Utilizing a consultative selling technique, regularly make sales calls with current customers to maintain and grow the partnership; offer add-ons and products that may benefit the customer, suggestive alternative product solutions, introduce new items, demonstrates product features and uses and answers questions regarding product applications.
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Primarily focused on cross-selling to existing customer base and engaging in outside sales activities (i.e. Membership Advantage onsite presentations, business sales calls, community financial literacy events, etc.
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The Inside Sales Coordinator will be responsible for selling company products and services inbound, outbound calls, and face-to-face counter sales at the branch location The Inside Sales Coordinator must initiate sales calls to existing customers to assess the need for replenishing inventories, generates revenue by promoting sales of new and existing products, and assist customers with sales of product, services, responds to questions regarding parts, pricing, and services.
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Qualifications Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in social work, psychology, mental health, or a related field requiredMinimum of one (1) year of experience in a human service, social service, psychiatric, mental health or Call Center setting, performing administrative duties to include but not limited to crisis intervention, telephonic triage, and managing inquiry calls with a specialized focus on customer service.
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In this work-from-home role, you'll focus on building relationships with customers through high-volume inbound calls - no cold calling, no commission! Bring your active Personal Lines or Property & Casualty license, and we'll provide the technology and systems to make the sales process easy, so you can focus on the customer.
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Ability to communicate in Spanish fluently and be competent handling phone calls is a must. Must have excellent communication skills and be customer service oriented. Responsibilities: The front desk specialist is responsible for the overall success of the front office functions of a busy Pediatric Therapy office.
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This position focuses on building a customer base through sales, loan extension and merchant referrals. Handle account activities related to collection accounts, including phone calls and face to face communications with customers.
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Utilize appropriate resources such as the Regional Sales Manager, Marketing, Service, Engineering and other departments in order to support sales, report customer feedback, determine appropriate product pricing, etc.
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