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Take back-to-back tech support or customer service phone calls with customers throughout the entirety of your shift. As a Customer Experience Representative, you will serve as an information resource for billing, programming, and technical troubleshooting questions - including promoting products and services to our new and existing customers so they get the most value and enjoyment from their DISH experience.
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Two (2) years of customer service/call center experience or equivalent. Manages customer inquiries with consistency, accuracy, and professionalism, displaying excellent customer service skills.
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AA; Two (2) years of customer service/call center experience or equivalent. Customer Focus: Making customers and their needs a main focus. Developing and keeping valuable customer.
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Customer Service Representative (Mandarin-speaking) This is a great opportunity for growth in professional skills, communication, and customer service in a fast-paced operational environment.
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2 years of customer service experience required. Input correct information into the Customer Database, including use of correct grammar and spelling, accurate selection of all appropriate contact subject categories and a maximum of 5 resolutions, and addition of any notes or comments pertinent to the contact and/or contact record.
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