Provides high-quality customer service, listens actively, resolves grievances, addresses sensitive concerns, recommends appropriate solutions, and prioritizes tasks effectively in a fast-paced environment.
The Customer Service Representative will deliver the highest level of quality of service to our customers.
QualificationsCompetencies
Excellent communication skills including active listening. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Service-oriented and able to resolve customer grievances. Ability to handle sensitive customer concerns while proactively recommending solutions that meet the customer and company needs. Ability to prioritize tasks according to importance in a fast-paced environment.
Education and Experience
Requires a high school diploma and/or equivalent. Previous customer service experience is preferred. Must have experience with Microsoft Office Suite.
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