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Customer Service Representative (CSR) Reviews
What is it like working as a Customer Service Representative (CSR)?
January 2017
Traffic, 30 Minute Commute.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Maitland:
Pros: The Company I work for and the people I work with.
Cons: Construction, traffic.
January 2017
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Redwood City:
Pros: No commute.
Cons: Too crowded. Limited employment as its too expensive to rent a location to do business.
January 2017
Great.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Havertown:
Pros: Customers and coworkers close to home.
Cons: Traffic commute people weather language.
January 2017
I like my CO and Coworkers alot. It's close to home.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Springfield:
Pros: Dealing with customer. Manufacturing a quality product and delivering on time.
Cons: Not getting the pay or recognition for the job I perform well.
January 2017
Logistics.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Baytown:
Pros: The steady flow of work, the encouragement to learn multiple job duties beyond your assigned role, the co-workers. Capability to earn more responsibility.
Cons: Juggling more than one assigned position for the same pay rate as others. Discouraging that leads cannot make more as it discourages progression within the company. Management appears to favor another department which is also discouraging for work ethic. Too busy at times.
January 2017
Varied.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Auckland:
Pros: Potential opportunities within different industries.
Cons: Process Knowledge is sometimes witheld.
January 2017
Customer service interaction.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Fair Lawn:
Pros: Talking to customers.
Solving customer problems.
Offering solutions to make customers' lives convenient.
Cons: Office required additional staffing.
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