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Requirements High School Diploma or GED is required Great Verbal and Written Communication Skills Working Knowledge of Windows Based Operating Systems including Google Chrome Can Demonstrate Product Knowledge once Nesting Period is Complete Ability to Adapt in a Fast-Changing Environment Own a computer at home (CANNOT be a Chromebook, Notebook, or MacBook) Webcam Internet access Must have a desk/workstation in a quiet workspace Benefits Employment BENEFITS: Remote work.
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100% Remote position (Work from home) We're looking for candidates with great customer service skills to fill our Remote Customer Service role! This role is entirely remote and offers full-time/Part time hours with flexibility.
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Previous experience in customer service or sales is a plus. Ability to listen to and understand customer needs. Our ideal candidate is eager to grow, ready to learn, and loves a fast-paced atmosphere.
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As a remote Benefits Representative, you will play a pivotal role in providing exceptional customer service and helping our members transform the way they protect their loved ones. Team player with a customer-centric approach.
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100% remote work from home. Receives and analyzes input documents from customer or field engineer, paying close attention to critical dates and detailed information supplied.
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