Customer Service Representative
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bizarre agencyDoral (FL)
Customer Service RepresentativesOther Social Advocacy Organizations
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Title: Customer Service Representative – Sales Focus (Full-Time, In-Person) Location: Miami, FL Paid Weekly | Full Training Provided We're hiring a full-time Customer Service Representative with a Sales Focus to join our Miami-based team! This is an in-person role where you'll represent leading nonprofit partners at local pop-up events, combining customer engagement with direct sales responsibilities. If you thrive in face‐to‐face environments, enjoy connecting with people, and want a role where you can both make an impact and develop your sales skills, this could be the opportunity for you.What You'll Do:Engage with the public at community and retail events Promote and represent nonprofit organizations, clearly communicating their mission and services Drive interest and encourage sign-ups or contributions through persuasive, in‐person communication Deliver excellent customer service by answering questions and addressing concerns Act as a key on‐site representative and assist with event logistics Participate in daily team briefings and help foster a positive, energetic environment What We're Looking For: Strong communication and interpersonal skills Comfortable initiating conversations with the public in face‐to‐face settings Friendly, approachable, and confident demeanor A collaborative team player with a positive, proactive attitude Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Available to work full‐time in the Miami area Why Join Us? This is a fantastic opportunity to start or grow your career in sales, customer service, or public outreach, all while supporting meaningful causes.You'll gain real‐world experience, build confidence in communication and persuasion, and become part of a team that values energy, initiative, and purpose. Only one spot available. Apply today to be considered—full training and ongoing support provided!
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