Billing Customer Service Representative, PRS
Billing Customer Service Representative, PRS
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Phone servicing of billing inquiries, taking payments, client concerns, portal navigation assistance, etc.
- Provide excellent customer service and quality technical content via incoming telephone calls, text chats and email in a fast-paced, automated, high-volume contact center environment
- Assume ownership and timeliness in handling customer requests in an efficient, accurate and professional manner
- Demonstrate the ability to analyze information to make appropriate decisions and solve problems, while maintaining a pleasant phone experience for the caller
- Analytic and basic mathematic calculation skills, such as percentages, addition, and subtraction calculations
- Learn with a high regard for accuracy of basic knowledge of personal lines insurance principals and Chubb products
- Efficiently navigate multiple systems and applications to research, analyze and resolve requests, inquiries & concerns
- Maintain established levels of productivity, service, and quality standards within a fast-paced call center
- Works collaboratively with team members, and business partners to provide a quality experience for our agents
- Know & comply with corporate policies, regulatory standards (SOX), business processes (PCI) and procedures
- Responsible for cross selling products to provide best and most beneficial experience for clients
- Work overtime as needed
- Complete additional tasks and other projects/duties as assigned
- Ability to work 40 hours a week on scheduled shift between the hour 8am-8pm ET; 7am-7am CT; 6am-6pm PT or 5am-5pm PT. Candidate must be flexible to work during Saturday hours as scheduled on rotational basis.
- Customer service experience in a high-volume client contact call center
- Strong decision-making velocity in a fast-paced, high-volume phone contact center environment
- Effective, strong, and service focused communication skills, both verbal and written
- Proficient in computer skills, Microsoft office, multi-application navigation and multi-tasking
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