Customer Service Representative Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

Posted 13 days ago

brennan industriesGrand Prairie (TX)

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About the role

Customer Service Representative As a Customer Service Representative, you will interact with customers to provide information in response to inquiries and qualify/resolve customer concerns.
Job Duties: Customer's primary contact for customers by telephone or e-mail, analyzes requests, provides information requested or ascertains who can best provide the information and acts as the customer liaison to retrieve information cross-departmentally. Build and maintain strong relationships with customers to understand their needs and preferences. Creates quotations, mails catalogs and samples, enters orders, and contacts customers to retrieve information for orders or quotations. Analyzes transactions, adjusts errors, and creates return authorizations. Has knowledge of product line, delivery times, and can read detailed manufacturer prints. Monitor and report on key account metrics such as sales forecasts, order status, and customer feedback. Coordinates with other regional sales centers to satisfy customer's order. Gathering/requesting and submitting documentation required by customer. Coordinates with Regional Sales Manager to ensure company pricing strategies are aligned within quotations. Manually entering orders and data
Knowledge & Skills: Proficient in the use of computers. Knowledge of Microsoft Office products
Education & Experience:
  • Bachelor Degree in Business Related field or 5+ years experience in a Customer Service Position.
  • Proven experience in customer service or account management
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and CRM software
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written
  • Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail

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