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How to become a Customer Service Professional

Customer Service Professional Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Providing great inbound customer support for amazing global brands.

  • Provide contact center services from home

  • Support some of the largest companies in the world

  • Handle customer inquiries and complaints

  • Provide information about the products and services

  • Troubleshoot and resolve product issues and concerns

  • Document and update customer records based on interactions

  • Develop and maintain a knowledge base of the evolving products and services

  • Work at home – No commute! No clothes to buy! No daycare expenses!

WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED:

-Quiet place to work set up in your home.
-Excellent PC and computer skills.
-The ability to navigate multiple computer programs.
-Great customer service and communication skill

* No degree necessary*

WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED:

- Register
- Select a client opportunity
- Enroll in a certification course to prepare to service
- Computer and Equipment Requirements

$0 Fee to join.

The Arise® Platform is available in the United States, UK and Canada.

However, it is not available in the following states:

California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington DC,  and Wisconsin.

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INDUSTRY OPPORTUNITIES

Retail: Customer service support, sales and inbound sales, sales support, order fulfillment, invoice inquiries and more.

Travel and Hospitality: Vacation booking, baggage claim, ticketing, social media monitoring and loyalty redemption.

 

eCommerce: Customer support, returns/exchanges, order processing, membership, and billing/accounts receivable.

 

Roadside Assistance: Customer service support and service provider dispatch for accidents and other roadside incidents, logistic management,  service provider coordination, as well as membership sales.

Insurance: First notice of loss, policy setup and changes, underwriting fraud support, third-party claims.

Utilities: Outage reporting, billing inquires and support, meter read issues, cross selling and customer complaint support/resolution.

 

Healthcare: Member enrollment, claims support, physician referral, appointment scheduling and logistics management.

 

Telecommunications: Subscription renewals, warranty support, billing inquiries and support, and technical support and troubleshooting.

 

Banking/Financial Services: General customer service, application processing, issue resolution, customer surveys and new product launches.

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