Work & Travel in Greece (Relocation Support Available)!
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freelance headhunters collectiveSanta Monica (CA)
Customer Service RepresentativesTemporary Help Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Work. Travel. Thrive. Relocate to Greece This Summer and Work Remotely! Are you fluent in German and passionate about helping others? Join us as a Customer Service Representative supporting a global online community fully remote, with relocation support to help you settle smoothly into beautiful Greece. This is your chance to build a meaningful career while embracing the Mediterranean lifestyle imagine sunsets in Santorini or morning strolls through Athens before starting your workday. What You'll DoProvide empathetic and accurate customer support Investigate account issues and content reports Advocate for community safety and product understanding Use data insights to enhance the user experience Fluency in German and English Strong interpersonal and analytical skillsA solutions-driven mindset and passion for helping others What You Bring Familiarity with digital platforms (training provided)Relocation Package (for candidates from another EU country)2 weeks hotel accommodation Flight ticket within the EUAirport pickup Real estate agency fee covered What You'll Get Base Salary: Up to 1,500 gross/month 14 payments/year Performance Bonus: Up to 250 gross/month Career growth in an international, mission-driven team Freedom of remote work combined with the vibrancy of Greek life Why Join Us? Be part of something meaningful. Help create a safer, more supportive online world all while living your best Mediterranean life.
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