Customer Support Representative

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Customer Support Representative (Entry-Level)
Company: Evo Marketing
Industry: Residential Pest Control
Employment Type: Hourly, Full-Time or Part-Time About Evo Marketing Evo Marketing supports residential pest control services by helping customers get the information and assistance they need. We focus on professionalism, reliability, and creating a positive experience for every homeowner we work with.
Position Overview: We are looking for an Entry-Level Customer Support Representative to assist customers by answering questions, scheduling appointments, and providing basic support. This role is ideal for someone looking to gain work experience in a stable, customer-focused environment.
Responsibilities: Answer incoming calls, emails, and messages from customers Provide friendly and helpful responses to customer questions Schedule and confirm service appointments Update customer information accurately in internal systems Route inquiries to the appropriate team when needed
Qualifications: No prior customer service experience required Basic communication and computer skills Reliable, punctual, and professional Comfortable speaking with customers over the phone Willingness to learn and follow simple processes Schedule & Pay Hourly pay (based on experience) Consistent schedule with training provided On-the-job training and ongoing support Why Join Evo Marketing? Entry-level role with no experience required Stable work in a growing industry Supportive team environment Opportunity to build customer service and communication skills If you're dependable, friendly, and looking for a straightforward role with steady hours, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

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