Customer Service Manager

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colonial van linesPompano Beach (FL)

Customer Service Representatives Telemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$70,000/year

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About the role

🚨 We’re Hiring: Call Center Customer Service Manager As the HR Manager at Colonial Van Lines, I’m looking for an experienced Call Center Customer Service Manager to lead our Customer Service team and help deliver an exceptional experience for customers throughout their long-distance move. This is a hands-on call center leadership role responsible for: • Leading, coaching, and developing a 20+ person Customer Service team • Managing call center performance, accountability, and productivity • Handling escalated customer concerns and complex problem resolution • Ensuring customers receive timely, professional, and consistent communication • Monitoring moves and proactively addressing potential service issues • Partnering with Operations, Dispatch, Sales, and Move Management • Identifying recurring issues and improving customer service processes

What we’re looking for:

3+ years of call center and customer service leadership experience
Experience managing a 20+ person team in a call center environment
Strong understanding of call center operations, performance metrics, and customer service
Experience coaching and holding CSRs accountable for performance
Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
Ability to manage multiple urgent issues in a fast-paced environment
Household goods/moving industry experience is a plus💰 Pay: Starting at $70,000/year 📅 Schedule: Monday–Friday, with every other Saturday 📍 Work Location: In person 🎯 Benefits: Health, dental & vision insurance + paid time off

If you’re an experienced call center leader who knows how to build teams, manage performance, resolve escalations, and create a strong customer experience, we want to hear from you.📩 Send me a message or email me at Laura.Bullock@colonialvanlines.com#Hiring #CallCenter #CallCenterManagement #Customer Service #Management

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