Intake Customer Service Representative
$40,000 - $42,000 per year
ApplyIntake Customer Service Representative
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$40,000 - $42,000 per year
About the role
- Direct feedback from customer via post call surveys, which include:
- The ability of the Advocate to resolve the initial call with a first call resolution
- Their satisfaction with the overall experience while they spoke with the advocate
- The level of knowledge displayed by the advocate to resolve the customer matter
- The polite and courteousness of the advocate
- Answer 35-45 incoming calls while processing a leave or disability claim for the employee
- Entering essential claim data into the appropriate leave system forms to provide a record related to cases and customer interactions
- Establish high quality customer relationships - using information resources, active listening, and technical knowledge to respond to customer.
- Ability to multitask, gather and input necessary information simultaneously.
- Utilizing a comprehensive approach to ensure information provided results in a successful submission of claims
- Focus on specific team metrics, i.e., quality monitoring, security verification, adherence to schedule, production, attendance, and quality processing
- Responding to urgent and non-urgent inquiries within company SLA'sWhat You'll Bring:
- High School Diploma or GED required; College degree a plus!1+ years call center and/or customer facing experience required; knowledge of Workers' Compensation, Disability Claims, or Family Medical Leave processing a plus!
- Bilingual is a plus.
- Knowledge of PC operations and Microsoft systems, as well as a technical aptitude to learn new systems and applications
- Demonstrated success in using critical thinking to provide unique solutions to issues and recognize opportunities for improvement
- Ability to correspond in a clear, concise, and timely manner using appropriate verbal/written channels of communication
- Pay Transparency
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