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We are looking for bilingual customer service representatives to support inbound call center programs. While prior contact center experience isnt required, experience in customer service, tech support, inside sales, or back-office support is a plus.
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We are looking for customer service representatives to support inbound customer service, help desk, and back-office processing representatives for commercial and public sector support positions.
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Representatives make a difference to customers and the company, providing over-the-phone customer service, sales, and technical support. One (1) year of experience in customer service, technical support, inside sales, back-office, chat, or administrative support in a contact center environment.
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15.00 / hourBANK CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENT SUPPORTING COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC SECTOR CLIENTSWe are looking for customer service agents to support inbound customer service, help desk, and back-office processing representatives for commercial and public sector support positions.
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The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) is looking for Call Center Representatives to join our dynamic inbound call center ministry team. Reliable high speed internet access with minimum speed of 50Mbps (no satellite dish, wireless internet service, or DSL.
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