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French+English Bilingual Customer Service Representative
CDIil y a environ 1 mois
Job Description
Rwanda
CDI
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“If you’re looking for a role where your language skills can make a real difference, we have the perfect opportunity for you. We’re seeking a French+English Bilingual Customer Service Representative to join our remote team and act as a vital link between our brand and our French-speaking customers. In this role, you’ll be a trusted voice, providing solutions and clear information via both voice calls and live chat. This isn’t just about transactions; it’s about building trust and ensuring every customer feels heard and valued. What You’ll Be Doing Provide excellent support: Deliver prompt and friendly service in French and English, handling a variety of customer questions and issues. Troubleshoot and resolve: Use your problem-solving skills to calmly find effective solutions for customers. Document interactions: Maintain accurate records of all customer communications to ensure seamless service. Contribute to improvement: Share customer feedback and insights to help us enhance our processes and products. Collaborate effectively: Work as a key member of our remote team, staying aligned on goals and priorities. What We’re Looking For Language Skills: Complete fluency in French and English (both written and spoken). Experience: At least 1 year of remote bilingual customer service experience, preferably in e-commerce, tech support, or a
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