Customer Service( Banking Operations/ Financial)-ONLY LOCALS
Customer Service( Banking Operations/ Financial)-ONLY LOCALS
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Responsible for answering inbound calls from clients, while providing exceptional customer service
- Resolve general inquiries such as username / password resets, address changes, phone number changes, etc.
- Document call activity using Raymond James' proprietary system (they will be expected to document while on the phone with the customer)
- Responds to inquiries or complaints received through phone calls, orrespondence and/or face-to-face contact with clients concerning the bank's products or services
- Reviews and researches requests or problems obtaining necessary information from policies, procedures or practices
- Coordinates problem resolution with appropriate departments
- Informs customers of standard procedures or resolution of problem
- Follows up, either verbally or in writing, to ensure customer satisfaction
- Determines best method to resolve problems to ensure customer satisfaction and adherence to company policies
- Must possess 2-3 years of recent customer service experience, ideally from a call center.
- Must have the ability to type and be on the phone at the same time.
- Ability to navigate through numerous systems at once
- Experience using dual monitors
- Proficient user with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and basic Excel
- Ability to type at least 40 WPMExceptional customer service skills; easy to understand
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to use proper grammar and spelling
- Experience within the banking or financial services industry is preferred but not required
- Minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent
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