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R+L Carriers is seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented Customer Service Clerk to work in our Portland, OR Service Center office. Customer Service Clerk, Starting at $20.75 hr.
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You'll receive on-the-job training, robust online training modules through our Service Certificate Program – Customer Service Representative, and access to UniFirst's innovative training platform, The Learning Center.
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Primary Responsibility: The Customer Experience Manager is responsible for driving and growing top-line sales by leading the sales floor, coaching and development of the team, performance management, and selling.
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Customer service, receptionist, and/or call center experience is a plus! CUSTOMER SERVICE / SALES SUPPORT (Business Development Representative) Good customer service, communication, and computer skills.
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Prior customer service and/or call center experience in a high volume setting required. Customer Support Specialist Qualifications High school diploma, GED, or equivalent. Customer Support Specialist Responsibilities Answer a high volume of calls, emails, chats, and online cases.
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Customer, process, financial benchmarks); web/chat/ email contacts, social media, contact center technology sales or project management experience with center start-ups, consolidation or outsourcing.
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JOB TITLE: Customer Service Test Center Administrator. Minimum of one year of customer service experience required, in person (call center, retail, restaurant, etc.) The Test Center Administrator (TCA) serves as the face of Prometric in test centers around the world.
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Supports center management by providing input into staff scheduling, and resolves minor donor relations and technical procedure issues. Explains the screening process, the health screening tests performed, the appointment system, donation fees, center policies, proper nutrition and any other information pertinent to the donor.
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Experience with CRM and Contact Center software (they use Sage CRM) The Order Entry/ Customer Support Associate I position works as part of the Logistics and Customer Support team and interfaces with the customer to understand and satisfy their requirements for either new or repaired headsets.
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6 months of customer service call center experience; or 6 months of customer service experience in insurance, retail, banking, hospital, medical office or similar industry with extensive customer contact; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
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We are hiring experienced Customer Service Representatives with Call Center experience for an incredible opportunity to join an identity theft and fraud protection customer service team.
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The BottleDrop Customer Service Associate II (CSA2) is responsible for delivering superior customer service to all customers of BottleDrop Redemption Center in a friendly and professional manner while maintaining the appearance of the Redemption Center.
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Branch or Bank Call Center experience. Position is fully on site, at Columbia Center in Gresham, OR. Branch or Bank Call Center experience. Performs a variety of operational duties within an assigned area of Investment Operations.
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From our Stores and Distribution Centers to Artistree and our Support Center, our best-in-class team is committed to delivering on our purpose to fuel the joy of creativity. Deliver a customer centric shopping experience by managing and delivering effective front-end operations and expectations.
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