Customer Experience Team Member

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lucky gunnerWaco (TX)

Customer Service Representatives Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing

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Junior

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$14-$16 per hour

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About the role

Do you enjoy the flexibility of working from home? Lucky Gunner.com was founded in 2009 to revolutionize the way Americans buy ammo online, and we need help further disrupting the industry. We are seeking a passionate, service-oriented individual for a work-from-home role on our Customer Experience Team. Please skip over this job posting unless all the following apply to you: You eat, sleep, and breathe service (not average service - instead, think Zappos, Starbucks, & Amazon); You understand that exceptional user experiences must be created in every single interaction with a customer; and You recognize that a consistently exceptional user experience is a valuable contribution to the value of a brand. The perfect fit for this role is someone who has experience with firearms and ammunition, and who is passionate about using his or her knowledge to serve fellow shooters looking for the right buy. To this end, knowledge of firearms and ammunition is required for this job We have full and part time positions available, both of which receive paid time off. Full time employees are eligible to participate in the company's health insurance plan. Compensation starts at $14-$16 per hour based on knowledge and experience. Please note that we are only accepting applications from candidates located in Florida, Nevada, Tennessee, and Texas.

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