Call Center Representative

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Lap of LovePet Care

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Experience working in high call volume, customer service, or call center environments
A wired Ethernet connection is required (satellite internet and 4G/5G hotspots are not supported)
Ability to quickly learn custom software and other programs, such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, Five9, Zoom
Previous experience in a work-from-home environment or working with minimal peer interactions
High attention to detail and ability to adapt to new processes
Expected to be present for work, on time, every day for the entire duration of their shift
Attend mandatory 4-week intensive training program at the beginning of employment
Ability to sit for extended periods of time
Manual dexterity to work on a computer and keyboard
Ability to lift up to 15 pounds

Responsibilities

Guide emotional conversations in a calm and peaceful manner including but not limited to end-of-life care, quality-of-life care, and pets experiencing behavioral challenges such as aggression or bite incidents.
Provide customer service by engaging in positive interactions with pet families
Answer a high volume of customer service calls in a work from home/ remote environment
Demonstrate dependability, flexibility, ownership, and sound judgment by adhering to schedules
Gather and accurately document the pet’s medical information and schedule appointments in an effective manner
Meet all productivity, quality, and performance standards
Go above and beyond to provide stellar customer service to pet families and our veterinarians
Must be punctual and timely in meeting all requirements of performance, including, but not limited to, attendance standards, scheduled break times and work deadlines
Other duties may be assigned to the employee to ensure the highest standard of customer service

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