Front Counter Customer Service Representative
$16.00
ApplyFront Counter Customer Service Representative
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.00
About the role
- Welcome customers and provide friendly, helpful service at the counter
- Listen to customers and understand their cleaning and garment-care needs
- Carefully inspect and detail garments so orders are processed quickly and accurately
- Answer questions and help resolve customer concerns
- Make sure garments are properly identified, processed, and prepared for cleaning
- Keep the counter and store organized and running smoothly
- Build relationships with customers and create an experience that keeps them coming back
- Great Customer Service Is In The Details
- This isn't just about taking an order.
- It's about paying attention.
- It's noticing a stain or special request. It's making sure the customer's instructions are understood. It's moving efficiently when the counter gets busy. It's double-checking your work. And it's making every customer feel like they're being taken care of.
- Your Experience Matters
- You don't need dry-cleaning experience. We'll teach you the business.
- We're looking for people who already know how to:
- Take care of customers
- Work quickly without sacrificing accuracy
- Stay organized in a busy environment
- Communicate clearly and professionally
- Pay attention to the details
- Work well as part of a team
- Who Should Apply?
- We're especially interested in:
- Servers, bartenders, and restaurant team members
- Hotel front desk and guest service professionals
- Retail associates
- Receptionists and customer service professionals
- Anyone who enjoys helping people and takes pride in doing things right
- If you like people, pay attention to details, and enjoy making someone's day a little easier, we'd love to have you join the Puritan Cleaners team.
- Your next opportunity starts here. Hourly pay rates starting at $16.00, based on experience.
- Apply today to become a Customer Service Representative at Puritan Cleaners!
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