Seasonal Customer Advocate

Posted 16 days ago

safeliteGaylord (MI)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.75/hour

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About the role

Seasonal Customer Advocate The Seasonal Customer Advocate is one of Safelite's first impressions with our customers. From managing administrative processes, scheduling, work orders and invoicing, to greeting customers in person and answering inbound phone calls and emails, this organized and energetic professional delivers a memorable experience during every interaction. What You'll Get Competitive weekly base pay starting at $18.75/hour. Opportunity for full-time, permanent positions!
What You'll Do: Welcome in-shop customers and resolve customer concerns quickly and efficiently -- without breaking a sweat -- often coming up with creative solutions. Manage incoming calls, e-mails and faxes for service issues, pricing, warranties, commercial, dispatch, repair, cash, wholesale and same-day reschedules/ all the moving parts running smoothly by confirming and completing work order information, including insurance verification, additional parts and missing through administrative tasks such as buyouts, invoices, work orders, managing deleted work orders and processing credit memos and rebills. Review orders from the national contact center and manage dealer part orders and special accounts. All other duties as assigned.
What You'll Need: High School Diploma/GED/Equivalent required.
Experience: 1-3 years telephone operations or business administration experience required. Ability to provide world class customer service in a changing, fast-paced a professional appearance and wear personal protective equipment. Ability to travel up to 10%.

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