US|Call Center Operator|Contractor

Posted 3 days ago

infotree global solutionsWinston-Salem (NC)

Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers

SENIORITY

Junior

About the role

Sales Customer Service Representative The Sales Customer Service Representative contributes to companies success by providing support to the entire Direct Selling Team, and field partners and handling service/delivery issues across all LOBs. The candidate will also be responsible for handling Foodservice Distributors, Vend Distributors, Vend Operators, and Specialty Accounts establishing and maintaining Gold Standard business relationships. Process orders via Electronic Data Interchange, phone, fax, and email with a focus on Keying Accuracy, Load Optimization, and Upselling. Scheduling dock times and understanding pallet configurations Account Management: Maintain customer database, daily call list execution, maintain active customer communication of order status, order revisions, product availability, backorders, delivery schedules, holiday schedules, and special incentives. Use issue resolution follow-up to handle a wide variety of questions, and customer service needs with seamless coordination and communication. Demonstrate motivation, teamwork, and strong interpersonal skills to ensure 100% team alignment and coverage of all shared processes.

Required Qualifications: Home office application and infrastructure knowledge required High school or GED required 2 years of previous sales, logistics, or customer service experience Strong communication, problem solving and process improvement skills Proficient computer skills (Excel, Word, Outlook)Ability to work effectively with minimal direction Willingness to work flexible hours (7 AM 7 PM)Strong sales skills with the ability to find new approaches to selling Quick rapport builder Excellent follow-up skills Result-oriented mindset Able to manage multiple tasks and priorities, make decisions and offer solutions.

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