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Chicago Elite
Entry Level Account Representative
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
Job Description
Entry Level Account Representative Chicago Elite Oak Park, IL Job Details Full-time Up to $22 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid training Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Flexible schedule Qualifications Customer communication Full Job Description In this customer-facing role, you will assist customers with wireless products, mobile services, devices, promotions, and account options. You will help identify customer needs, explain available options, support new account enrollment and service activations, and provide professional customer service throughout the sales process. This is an entry-level retail sales and customer service position. Previous wireless or sales experience is not required. We provide paid training, ongoing support, and coaching to help you learn the products, services, and sales process. Pay & Benefits $18-$22 per hour Opportunities to earn additional commission based on performance Paid training Ongoing coaching and support Flexible scheduling Company-sponsored trips and travel opportunities Professional development Opportunities for advancement based on performance and business needs What You'll Do Greet customers and provide friendly, professional service. Ask questions to understand customer needs. Explain available wireless products, services, devices, promotions, and account options. Assist customers with new account enrollment and service activations. Recommend products and services based on customer needs. Answer general account and service-related questions. Provide strong customer service throughout the sales process. Maintain accurate information related to customer interactions and accounts. Work toward individual and team sales and customer service goals. Maintain a professional presence inside the assigned retail location. Participate in paid training, coaching, and team meetings. What We're Looking For Strong communication and customer service skills. Dependable, organized, and comfortable speaking with new people. Willingness to learn wireless products, services, and sales processes. Ability to receive feedback and apply training. Comfortable working independently while contributing to a team. Professional attitude in a customer-facing retail environment. Ability to work a flexible retail schedule. Previous sales or wireless experience is helpful, but not required. Transferable Experience Candidates come from many different backgrounds. Experience in retail, customer service, sales, hospitality, restaurants, serving, guest services, telecommunications, events, brand representation, account support, community outreach, or other customer-facing roles can provide useful transferable skills for this position. Military experience is welcome. Leadership, teamwork, accountability, adaptability, communication, discipline, and the ability to learn quickly are all valuable skills in this role. If you enjoy working with people, learning new products and services, and growing in a performance-focused environment, we encourage you to apply.
Pay:
Up to $22.00 per hourBenefits:
Flexible schedule Health insuranceWork Location:
In personBenefits
- Flexible Work Schedules
- Professional Development
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
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What they do
An Account Representative manages existing customer accounts to ensure sales retention and growth. Develops and maintains communication with clients, promotes sales and services, and works to resolve problems. Accounts may be for product sales, advertising or marketing services or financial services such as banking.
$45,552 / year median in Illinois
-5% projected decline