Call Center Representative
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united partners outreachBrainerd (MN)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$14 - $15.50 hr
About the role
Job DescriptionJob DescriptionNO EXPERIENCE REQUIREDNO WEEKENDSNO LATE NIGHTSSTARTING $14 - $15.50 hr. during training for dependable peopleUP TO $21.50 hr after trainingSET SCHEDULE, so you can plan your lifeFULL or PART TIME HOURS AVAILABLEEASY WORK that does not require hard laborWARM in the Winter and COOL in the SummerSTEADY YEAR ROUND WORK, with no layoffsUnited Partners works with local and national veteran organizations to bring awareness about the challenges and solutions that are available for our homeless and disabled vets, as well as enable Post members to continue volunteer work at VA hospitals and medical facilities and provide resources to help serve the needs of veterans who are coming home and suffering service-related disabilities.We are currently seeking 3 dependable individuals to work from our upscale Brainerd location as a Call Center Rep. If you can sit on your butt and talk, you can do this job.This fun, exciting and challenging position involves taking pledges for a highly respected veteran and law enforcement charities. Fun environment, great hours, up to $14.00 - $15.50 hr. to start for dependable people. All while helping a good cause. Guaranteed salary plus bonuses, paid personal time off, and contest incentives.Qualified candidate will be very dependable, possess strong verbal skills and be comfortable talking with people.**For personal interview please call Brandon @ (218) 297-0342. Since we want to speak to you on the phone, please call and leave a message on our employment line rather than e-mail.
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