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Ability to supervise and train for the use of equipment, tools and materials listed in the Customer Service Representative (CSR) and Assistant Site Manager (ASM) job description. Train all employees ensuring that customer service, site image and marketing execution meet Company standards.
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Summary: The Customer Service Representative (CSR) is responsible for working with customers face to face and helping with product selection. Minimum 2 years customer service experience.
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The CSR sets and manages service expectations and is always looking for ways to improve and enhance our customer and employee relations. AZZ has an exciting opportunity for a Customer Service Representative reporting to the Office Manager at our Minneapolis facility.
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Pronto Heating & Air Conditioning of Edina, MN is on the hunt for a full-time Dispatch Services Rep / Customer Service Representative (CSR) to complete administrative duties including customer services, and dispatch responsibilities.
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Through a thorough understanding of Copart practices, the CSR offers solutions that aid and facilitate a unique customer service experience. The Customer Service Representative (CSR) provides exceptional customer service to internal and external customers of Copart.
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The Customer Service Representative (CSR) will service incoming customers through phone calls, chats, SMS and email inquiries and connect calls, connecting them with the appropriate department based on their need(s) to appropriate group(s.
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Address any customer issues that may arise during the delivery process. Appropriately identify and escalate any customer issues as they arise. Demonstrate a customer-focused approach, effective collaboration, and clear communication within the team.
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Recruit, hire and train positive, enthusiastic employees, ensuring excellent customer service. Schedule employees within Company guidelines to maximize customer service and maintain site image.
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Delivering stellar food quality and customer service, ensuring every food shopping experience is delightful. We're looking for a Food Service Specialist who thrives in a vibrant, fast-paced setting, loves to see their career grow, and has a passion for delivering culinary experiences.
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