Full Time Tech Specialist, Google Store Retail
$23 - $26 per hour
ApplyFull Time Tech Specialist, Google Store Retail
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23 - $26 per hour
About the role
- Assess customer support needs, troubleshoot or diagnose issues and thoroughly explain potential solutions to all knowledge levels including soft pass off to alternative support solutions.
- Provide assistance for customer product post-sale set up support.
- Manage customer queues, prioritize resources and resolve customer escalations in a fast-paced environment.
- Identify, document and escalate potential product issues to internal team.
- Collaborate with repair team to set appropriate expectations for clients and return customer product as quickly as possible.
- Contribute to environment of collaboration and support through personal accountability and effective communication with supervisors and peers.
- Prepare new product for launches and execute visual merchandising when required.
- Meet & greet customers, assist with sales and complete transactions when necessary.
- Delivers superior customer service.
- Performs Level 1 device repair which includes:
- Customer education
- Troubleshooting and diagnostics
- Software upgrade
- Quality/Operational checks that are appropriate to the level of repair
- Performs advanced software loading and programming of cellular products
- Determine warranty status and communicates findings to the customer along with the brand's warranty guidelines
- Communicates service and/or insurance options to customer
- Processes exchanges in the event a repair cannot be made
- Collects and processes out of warranty payments
- Records interaction/service events; accurately and completely documents the repairs made to each unit on the product service ticket
- Champions post-purchase loyalty through ensuring customer:
- Walks out with a working understanding of their device
- Is aware of insurance offering
- Downloads support apps
- Understands the channels through which future support is available
- Explains failure behind symptoms
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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