Customer Service Administrative Representative
$20-$22 Per Hour
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Junior
SALARY
$20-$22 Per Hour
About the role
- Answer incoming phone calls and assist 20-40 customers per day
- Respond to billing inquiries and resolve customer concerns
- Track and measure customer survey completion following calls
- Handle escalated customer issues professionally and efficiently
- Enter and maintain accurate customer information and records
- Provide outstanding customer service while utilizing multiple software platforms
- Perform general administrative support and document management tasks
- Scan, organize, and maintain electronic records and files
- Operate office equipment including printers, copiers, and scanners
- Customer service experience with the general public preferred
- Experience in call center, billing, reception, office administration, or data entry environments preferred
- Basic administrative experience required
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications
- Experience with Adobe Acrobat Pro preferred
- Experience operating printers, copiers, and scanners
- Strong phone etiquette and communication skills
- Computer savvy with the ability to quickly learn new platforms
- Reliable, organized, and detail-oriented
- Comfortable performing repetitive scanning and document-management tasks
- Professional, level-headed, and comfortable handling escalated situations
- Outgoing personality with a desire to be part of a close-knit team
- Willingness to ask questions and learn from others More Ways to Apply
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