Part Time Data Entry Clerk - Customer Service Representative

Posted 18 days ago

staffing data services agencyNew York (NY)

Customer Service Representatives Temporary Help Services

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About the role

Part Time Data Entry Clerk - Customer Service RepresentativeDüsseldorf, NRW, Germany Or refer someone Part Time Data Entry Clerk - Customer Service RepresentativePart Time Data Entry Clerk - Customer Service Representative (Remote) This is your opportunity to begin a lifelong profession with limitless opportunity. Find the liberty you've been looking for by taking a minute to finish our online application. Benefits: Excellent weekly pay Safe workplace Multiple shifts are available from morning to night and no experience is needed. You will have sufficient opportunity for growth Part-time readily available - select the days you want to work A commitment to promote from within

Responsibilities: Must be able to carry out duties with or without sensible accommodation Perform all other responsibilities as designated Assist in developing a positive, professional and safe workplace

Qualifications: No experience, Willing to train Ability to work within established turn-around times Must have outstanding social skills and the ability to organize simultaneous tasks Ability to interpret and use company policies and procedures Excellent verbal and written communication skills Ability to work both separately and within a group environment Ability to remain organized, regard to detail, follow directions and multi-task in a professional and effective way Or refer someone

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