Enrollment Specialist - Kansas City, MO - PRN

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terracom wirelessKansas City (MO)

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Enrollment Specialist - Kansas City, Mo - PrnTerracom was founded to help low-income consumers get the communications services they deserve. Terracom prides itself on helping people save money and providing top notch customer service. Terracom uses its expertise to run an efficient operation with the customer in mind, so we can always provide low cost, high quality service. Terracom, a leader in telecommunications for 22 years is looking for highly motivated individuals to be our "feet on the ground in your town". You must have reliable transportation and above average skills using wireless handsets and the internet. Plan and execute delivery activities, following planned events and door to door delivery routes, assisting with tablet enrollment, and operation demonstration. Strengthen customer relationships with prompt and courteous service and help the community learn to use and benefit from technology. We offer positions on a commission basis only, with bonuses for performance and mileage. These positions are part-time/prn and have flexible hours. Lifeline program experience a plus. If you are at least 21 years of age, have a valid state-issued driver's license, auto insurance, good driving record, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and experience dealing with the public in a sales/service capacity apply today! All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Terracom is an equal opportunity employer.

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