Customer Service Representative
Posted 15 days ago
fastsignsHialeah (FL)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Customer Service RepresentativeFASTSIGNS #173801 is hiring for a Customer Service Representative to join our team!
Benefits/Perks:
Competitive Pay
Paid Vacation and Holidays
Performance Bonus
Ongoing Training Opportunities
A Successful FASTSIGNS Customer Service Representative Will:
Be the initial contact with current as well as prospective customers in our FASTSIGNS Center
Learn to prepare estimates, implement work orders and ensure timely delivery of finished orders
Enjoy being involved in daily team meetings, execute business and marketing plans and be intimately involved in the success of the FASTSIGNS Center
Work with customers in numerous ways such as email, telephone, in-person and at their place of business
Build long-lasting relationships by turning prospects into long term clients.
Ideal Qualifications for FASTSIGNS Customer Service Representative:
2-3 years of retail or counter sales experience preferred
High school diploma or equivalent
Outgoing, responsive, eager to learn and has the ability to build relationships
Great listening and organization skills
Ability to sit for long periods (4 hours or more)
Ability to view a computer screen for long periods (4 hours or more)
Ability to work under pressure to output high volume, high-quality work
Do you enjoy working with people? Do you enjoy helping people solve problems by offering advice and consultation? Are you looking for a job that offers constant learning, skills growth and a career path? If so, we are looking for employees just like you in the ever-changing Sign Industry. Apply today!
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