Trainee Customer Support Executive
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Description
- You’ll help renters and letting agents use flatfair’s products, supporting people who may be confused, frustrated or under pressure
- You’ll learn on the job through a mixture of online learning, shadowing, supported practice and regular feedback. As your knowledge and confidence develop, you’ll take increasing responsibility for:
- Supporting customers by email, live chat and telephone
- Listening carefully and responding with patience and empathy
- Explaining information clearly and adapting your approach to different customers
- Checking applications and identifying missing or inconsistent information
- Investigating problems and finding practical solutions
- Taking ownership of queries and following agreed actions through to completion
- Managing your workload across different queues and priorities
- Keeping clear and accurate records
- Working closely with colleagues to resolve issues and share what you learn
- Suggesting improvements when you spot a better way of doing something
Benefits
- Top-notch tech - Whatever gear you need to best do your thing (Macs / PCs, iphones / Android etc)
- Holidays - 25 days holiday a year (plus UK public holidays), and we encourage you to use them all up!
- Personal development - Following a motivating career path, we value growth from within the business and encourage people to step up
- Share options - Our staff are helping us build something amazing, so we want to share flatfair’s success with our team
- Learning and training - We’ll contribute towards training courses and conferences that help you learn and grow professionally and personally
- We’re looking for a bright, motivated person who wants to start or change their career in customer support
- You don’t need previous experience in a dedicated support role. We’re looking for someone who communicates exceptionally well, enjoys solving problems and takes pride in doing things properly
- The confidence to ask questions, contribute ideas and challenge something constructively
- Strong problem-solving skills and the curiosity to understand how and why something has happened
- The ability to organise your workload and stay productive
- An open approach to feedback and a genuine interest in learning
- Experience dealing with people through work, volunteering or extracurricular activities would be useful, but previous customer support experience isn’t required
- A willingness to take ownership and see work through
- The ability to listen carefully, understand what someone needs and respond with empathy
- The resilience to remain calm and helpful when a customer is frustrated
- Evidence of strong academic achievement or an equivalent ability to understand and apply new information
- Good judgement and attention to detail
- Excellent spoken and written English, including accurate grammar and clear, confident verbal communication