Customer Experience Representative (Entry-Level)

We are a known expert in the marketing and customer service fields. Our business has been experiencing tremendous growth, and we need an entrepreneurial-minded entry-level Customer Experience Representative who can come in and help with day-to-day customer service and marketing operations.

If you choose to work for our company, you have to have the mindset that no job is too big or too small. One day you may be answering customer support requests and actively engaging with customers, while the next you’ll be developing marketing funnels or rubbing shoulders with execs from Fortune 500 corporations. You will learn a lot and will have incredible opportunities that "traditional" jobs will not afford you.

The perfect person for the entry-level Customer Experience Representative position looks for any way to help the company run efficiently. This means that you will spend time both helping run and grow the business from the office as well as interacting directly with customers in the field, answering customer inquiries, building customer relationships, and providing excellent front-line customer service.

You don’t need years of experience. Our company will help mentor you so you can grow with the company. In short, the right person for the entry-level Customer Experience Representative role has to be willing to do virtually anything that needs to be done, and they have to do it with a smile on their face.

If this is you, great! But, that is only half of what our client’s company needs. The right person is:

• Uncommonly proactive. They look for things that need to be done, and they do them. They don't wait around until they are told to do something.
• Obsessively organized. Our client needs someone who is obsessively organized and who can keep all aspects of their role organized.
• Flexible. The ideal entry-level Customer Experience Representative needs to be comfortable when plans change when things go wrong. This firm needs someone with a cool head and a can-do attitude.

• Positive. You have to be a positive person. Our client’s customers need to hear what you’re doing to make each day count. This firm needs its entry-level Customer Experience Representatives to be smiling!
• Great communication skills. You must be an excellent communicator both written and verbal.
• A FAST learner. As an entry-level Customer Experience Representative, you’ll be exposed to many, many new things and you’ll have to learn a lot on your own. This firm needs someone who can pick up new concepts fast.

Benefits of the entry-level Customer Experience Representative Role:

• Competitive pay
• Flexible hours
• Salary increase with performance
• Bonuses
• Entry into high-level customer service & marketing role with room for growth