French/English Call Center Rep

Posted 10 days ago

global channel managementPort Washington (NY)

Customer Service Representatives Telemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers

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About the role

French/English Call Center RepPort Washington, New York, United States$ 17.00 - 20.00 (US Dollar) French/English Call Center needs 1+ year(s) of experience working in customer service, hospitality or call center environment

About the Job: French/English Call Center RepFrench/English Call Center requires: High school diploma

Work hours: 11:00am 7:15pm & Training is (9am 5pm) for 2 weeks (35 hours a week)1+ year(s) of experience working in customer service, hospitality or call center environment Excellent telephone etiquette, including the ability to communicate with confidence in a clear, professional speaking voice Strong verbal and written communication skills Demonstrated listening and comprehension skills A clear team player with strong interpersonal skills Ability to maintain composure when dealing with difficult customer situations Excellent time management skills must be able to prioritize tasks efficiently Strong PC skills including MS Office; Word and Excel Ability to navigate information systems and internet

Preferred Qualifications:

Higher education degree
Previous experience using SAPPrevious experience in the optical industry, full knowledge of optical products and a strong command of the industry language
Bilingual FrenchFrench/English Call Center Duties
Answers incoming calls and processes orders.
Resolves customer complaints, troubleshoots issues to determine best path for resolution.
Correctly documents customer interactions and tracks call types.
Maintains support service levels and upholds Customer Service standards.
Owns follow up with customers to resolve inquiries regarding order status, shipping status and stock availability.
Takes inbound phone calls for up-to 90% of assigned shift.
Performs all other duties as assigned.

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