Client Services Representative
Posted 7 days ago
marchon partnersEast Boston (MA)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Client Services RepresentativeThe client is seeking a Client Service Representative who will follow established procedures, respond to incoming telephone inquiries from various company clients and provide general product and account information, process both financial and non-financial transactions following established department procedures, resolve account problems and questions and assume additional responsibilities as requested by management.Responsibilities include:Responds to incoming phone calls from existing and potential clients about the company's products.Processes a variety of routine and complex financial and non-financial transactions while meeting or exceeding department standards for productivity and quality.Resolves basic account problems and questions; initiates research on more complex problems by directing to appropriate work area for resolution.Communicates by telephone, fax, and email correspondence with shareholders, participants, broker/dealers and others to verify information and clarify requests or provide appropriate documentation to customers as requested.Maintains proper documentation of telephone calls and performs additional duties as requested.Interacts with other departments within the Service Center to resolve problems and answer questions.Required qualifications:Associate's Degree or equivalent work experienceCustomer service experience preferredStrong communication and analytical skillsStrong attention to detail and organizational skillsGeneral knowledge of Microsoft Office products preferred
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