Service Operations Representative (N&D)
ndDedham (MA)
About the role
Job Title Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Creating a superior client service via phone and electronic channels for N&D® agents, policyholders, and internal clients Attentively listening to caller needs Responding to inquiries in a timely, effective, and professional manner Completing all tasks and interactions with high quality Providing technical support for N&D®'s agency and policyholder portals Properly documenting client interactions Recording of inquiries, comments, and transactions processed Following team Standardized Operating Procedures and contributing to them via feedback to the leadership team Internally recommending improvements in processes for a better experience for clients Taking on related tasks, assignments, and ad hoc projects as required
Requirements:
- At least 1-3 years of experience in superior client support experience or transferable customer assistance experience
- Excellent communication abilities and a track record of quality work.
- Professional demeanor
- Ability to multi-task in an evolving environment
- Committed to being detail-oriented and to providing a quality work product
- Collaborative with a customer-service mindset.
- Desired Qualifications and Skills
- Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience preferred but not required
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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