Customer Service Representative
triad therapy mental health centerAsheboro (NC)
Customer Service Representative
Posted 3 days ago
triad therapy mental health centerAsheboro (NC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
A Customer Service Representative (CSR) is a professional who interacts with customers to handle inquiries, resolve complaints, process orders, and provide information about a company’s products or services. They help ensure customer satisfaction by delivering friendly, efficient, and professional support through phone calls, emails, chats, or face-to-face communication.
Customer Service Representative Responsibilities:
Responding to customer questions and concerns Resolving product or service issues Processing orders, returns, and refunds Maintaining accurate customer records Providing product and service information Escalating complex problems to supervisors Following up with customers to ensure satisfaction
Key Skills:
Excellent communication skills Problem-solving abilities Patience and empathy Active listening Time management Computer and data entry skills Ability to work under pressure
Short Professional Description:
Customer Service Representative with strong communication and interpersonal skills, dedicated to assisting customers, resolving issues efficiently, and delivering excellent customer experiences. Resume Example Motivated and customer-focused Customer Service Representative experienced in handling customer inquiries, resolving complaints, and providing high-quality support to improve customer satisfaction and company success.
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