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Job Summary: The Customer Service Associate works in support of the store management team to facilitate and perform a variety of tasks including customer service, food and beverage preparation, cash register duties, general housekeeping and other related functions.
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Job Description Job Title: Customer Service Associate Location: Field Department: Store Operations Job Summary: The Customer Service Associate works in support of the store management team to facilitate and perform a variety of tasks including customer service, food and beverage preparation, cash register duties, general housekeeping and other related functions.
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Customer service representative Customer support Call center Customer satisfaction Problem-solving Communication skills Customer inquiries Ticketing system Customer complaints Conflict resolution Product knowledge Order processing Service inquiries Multitasking Active listening Empathy Resolution time Customer feedback Service excellence Escalation management Chat support Email support CRM (Customer Relationship Management.
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Assist Training Coordinator in case and crisis management training for new hire customer service and intake clinicians. Provide clinical follow up and case management on urgent and emergent cases not assigned to Field Staff, including priority cases (risk of harm, child abuse, domestic violence abuse, duty to warn and substance use.
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Job Summary : The Fuel Associate works in support of the store management team to facilitate the completion of gasoline related customer service and tasks. Delivers fuel safety, customer service and ensures fuel court related tasks are completed with efficiency and consistency.
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The Lead Pharmacist shall be responsible for the day-to-day management of the assigned area, to include but not limited to staffing, scheduling, personnel management, staff performance improvement, inventory management, customer service, analyzing and recommending improvements to pharmacy operations, and coordination of the assigned area of pharmacy services.
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The Customer Service Supervisor will assist store management in customer service, product availability, safety, shift management, and vendor care. The Customer Service Supervisor will work in support of the store management team to ensure customer satisfaction (including store conditions), maximize sales, and achieve established goals.
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As a Customer Service Representative, you will play an important role in the lifecycle of every customers' purchase. To achieve this, we do not discriminate against any associate or applicant on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), age, national origin, physical or mental disability, status as a victim of domestic violence, sexual orientation, sexual and other reproductive health decisions, marital or familial status, genetic information or other basis protected by law.
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Front of House Staff are also expected to carry out any job function management deems as appropriate and within the scope of caring and maintaining for the venue, customer service, guest experience, post-show breakdown, guest and staff safety/emergency response.
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