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Remote Dutch speaking Customer Support Agent in Greece

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blu selectionAthens (TX)

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About the role

Overview: As a Dutch-speaking Customer Support Representative, you will help customers remotely across Greece by phone, email, or chat. You’ll troubleshoot issues, provide clear product information, and keep customers updated until full resolution. You will build product knowledge to deliver accurate, helpful answers and support. This role offers training, growth opportunities, and a path to develop in a supportive, global team. Compensation / Benefits Full-time contract: 39 hours/week Health insurance Remote work from anywhere in Greece Referral bonuses Fully paid training Career growth opportunities
Responsibilities: Respond to inquiries via phone, email, or chat and deliver expert support Troubleshoot and resolve customer issues to ensure satisfaction Assist customers with product-related questions and provide clear solutions Maintain up-to-date product knowledge to deliver accurate information Communicate status of requests and follow up to ensure resolution
Key requirements: Native or fluent Dutch, with good English Strong customer service and communication skills Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues promptly Previous customer service experience a plus but not required Positive, can-do attitude and passion for helping others communication empathy problem-solving troubleshooting product knowledge customer service tools (implied)

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