CUSTOMER SERVICE
bassett furnitureNewton (NC)
About the role
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE(Upholstery/Wood) The Customer Service Representative will act as a liaison between the customer and the manufacturing plants. We need an enthusiastic and articulate individual who can listen to each customer service issue and offer a solution. The successful associate will have a strong command of the Company's customer service policies, and be well trained in product knowledge are critical for offering quick and accurate assistance to customers. This position is based at our Upholstery headquarters in Newton, NC.
Responsibilities:
- Answer product problems, service questions and general concerns.
- Maintain a high level of professionalism with clients and work to establish a positive rapport with every caller.
- Work with the management team to stay updated on product knowledge and to check if there is a question about the status of an order.
- Enter parts orders, customer orders as well as issuing repairs and returns for customers.
Qualifications/Skills:
- Prior customer service experience in furniture preferred
- High school diploma/GED required (Associate degree in a business related field preferred)
- Ability to remain "cool headed", professional and courteous with customers at all times
- Ability to communicate effectively with management
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills Benefits Include:
- Medical insurance available the first month following 30 days of employment
- FSA and HSA available
- Dental and Vision
- 401(k) Plan
- Stock Purchase Plan
- Paid vacation upon hire
- Holidays
- AFLAC
- Critical Care Insurance
- Hospital Insurance
- On-site clinic
- Free mental health counseling ZR #LI-RS1
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