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Teleconsultant - Malagasy dialects
Main duties
Ensuring a good understanding of the offers subscribed by customers
Evaluate customer satisfaction and collect feedback
Accompany new customers in the activation and handling of their product
Participate in the monitoring and recovery of customer credits
Education / Qualifications
Deliver relevant customer information to sales teams and other relevant departments
Update and maintain the customer database rigorously
Ensure regular reporting of your activities and results
Candidate profile
Holder of a Bac +2 in communication, management or equivalent field
Experience
First successful experience in a similar position, ideally in a call center
Mastery of business information systems and office tools
Excellent command of local dialects, especially from the South and/or East
Excellent speech and fluency in oral communication
Relationship qualities: courtesy, kindness and active listening
Flexibility, availability and ability to work under pressure
Sense of organization, method and rigor
Patience, speed of execution and efficiency in call management
Good resistance to stress and developed business sense...
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