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Customer Service Manager

Posted 11 days ago

energy innovation policy technologyBakersfield (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$104,000 - $153,000

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About the role

Performance Advisory Group pays $104,000 - $153,000 for a Customer Service Manager because mediocre growth costs far more than great hiring ever could. The deal favors the seasoned — 6 years earns $104,000 - $153,000, a hybrid arrangement, and a sales marketing charter you'll actually own.
Key Responsibilities: Turn churned sales marketing logos into win-back targets with a plan Turn a $104,000 - $153,000 budget into measurable unpretentious growth Coordinate with agencies and vendors to deliver campaigns on time and on budget Carry the demo from screen-share to signature in one sitting Build the campaign calendar that keeps Bakersfield, CA pipeline full year-round Set and monitor KPIs tied to revenue, retention, and acquisition cost Run point on trade shows and pop-ups throughout CA What You'll Bring A learner's pace that keeps up with shifting requirements Self-direction that survives a quiet Slack channel The discipline to document while it's fresh, not after it's forgotten Demonstrated Complaint Handling expertise in a fast-moving sales marketing environment Flexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve Performance Advisory Group grew out of a Bakersfield, CA research lab and never lost its results-oriented, question-everything approach to Patience. We measure Customer Service Manager success by problems solved, not hours logged at your Bakersfield, CA desk. Our Performance Advisory Group offer is built to keep you: $104,000 - $153,000, coaching, benefits, and hours that flex around the CA life you want. Our Bakersfield team is currently shortlisting candidates for this position. Don't wait for the perfect moment to switch into sales marketing work, because it's right now.

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