Remote Customer Advocate Lead (North America - Remote)
hospitablecomJacksonville (FL)
Remote Customer Advocate Lead (North America - Remote)
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hospitablecomJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Descriptiontldr; We build software for Airbnbs to rent themselves, with a state-of-the-art product and user experience. We are bold, like risks, and take on big challenges together. We believe in the value of team diversity and seek candidates from a wide range of backgrounds in their work, life, culture, and experiences. We have crafted an Applicant Handbook, which we highly recommend you check out, where you can find out more about the company, culture, how we recruit, what we do, and how we do it: https://hsptb.com/hndbk Our customers love the product, provide valuable feedback, and trust us to rapidly help with their problems. Feel free to check out one of our public Town Halls for yourself: https://hsptb.com/twnhll Hospitable.com is a remote-only and fully distributed company. We hire based on timezones, not countries. What you will be working on? As the Customer Advocate Lead, you will lead and empower our US support team to deliver an exceptional customer experience. Your first priority will be to hit consistent response times. We have a pretty solid foundation and our passionate team excels at delivering great experiences with our current processes—maintaining an average CSAT of 87%. We’re looking for someone who can take what’s working and make it even better. To accomplish this, you will: Manage queue distribution in our chat support system and workload across the US support team to maintain target response times and SLAs. We're aiming for a first response time of
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