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Parker
Customer Service Representative
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What they do
A Customer Service Representative interacts directly with customers to answer questions and solve problems. Communicates with customers in person, over the phone or online. Provides help with troubleshooting technical problems for equipment or software. Keeps records of customer communications and transactions.
$36,215 / year median in Missouri
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Position Summary Responsible for administering customer service accounts of medium complexity, along with some high complexity mix in order to achieve division business objectives and to meet customer performance expectations. There is extensive internal and external customer communication in this role. Responsible for the direction and oversight of assigned customer accounts. Responsibilities 1. Customer Service Representative, experienced position. 2. Various duties include, order entry, order management, scheduling, price inquires, professional phone & email communication, specification coordination, expediting, demand forecasting, customer service escalation, problem solving, project management, and other tasks as assigned by the Division Customer Service Manager. 3. After an initial training period, the job will include contact with internal and external customers via phone, fax and email. Qualifications
- Candidates must have excellent written and oral communication skills; self-motivated behavior and the ability to work in a team environment.
- High school diploma is required.
- Computer skills including a working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word and Excel), working knowledge of the MSS Closing Statement The essential functions have been provided as examples of the type of work performed by employees assigned to this job classification.