Senior Customer Service Representative

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first sourcePalm Bay (FL)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers

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$16/hr

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About the role

Senior Customer Service Representative Senior Customer Service Representative - In-Office located at 2330 Commerce Park Dr NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905 Requirement: You must have previous experience working in a call center to be considered Pay Rate: $16/hr. / Bilingual $17.00/hr Duties and responsibilities: Identify customer questions, complaints, concerns, and overall needs. Provide sufficient answers and solutions to all customer queries. Handle customer complaints respectfully and professionally. Redirect customers to appropriate departments and teams when appropriate. Follow up with callers on complaint/question status, ensure resolution. Collaborate with call center team members and other company departments to ensure overall customer and product satisfaction. Follow all communication procedures, policies, and guidelines during every customer interaction. Perform duties and responsibilities with our customers' satisfaction as your number one priority. Education: High school diploma or equivalent (GED) required. Experience & Abilities: Minimum one year of Call Center experience required. Helpful, friendly customer service experience is required. Able to talk on the phone and navigate a computer at the same time. Able to read notes within the computer system to answer questions. Ability to use good judgement and be resourceful to find answers and resolve issues satisfactorily for callers and know when to refer a caller to a different department or supervisor when Associate cannot answer or resolve thoroughly. Ability to multitask (i.e., document all calls, send emails and/or faxes to callers, perform any follow-up work promised to a caller).

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