Customer Service Agent for Real Estate Startup
Rent Rebate is a technology startup in Austin that is redefining the way renters find apartments. We are looking for a full-time or part-time customer service/support agent with a Texas real estate license to help us grow the company.About the JobOur customers sometimes get stuck and need a personal touch, and that's where you come in. Your job is to help them get unstuck while delighting them along the way.You will be the first point of contact for our awesome customers, helping them pick the right neighborhood, find the right apartment complex, and answering any questions they may have.Your typical day will involve answering incoming phone calls, following up with past customers you've helped, and handling incoming email and web chat inquiries.Basically, we want you to be your delightful, helpful self.No special technical skills are needed - what's most important is that you are friendly, helpful, and responsive.
Title: Customer Service Agent for Real Estate Startup
Salary: None
Description: Rent Rebate is a technology startup in Austin that is redefining the way renters find apartments. We are looking for a full-time or part-time customer service/support agent with a Texas real estate license to help us grow the company.About the JobOur customers sometimes get stuck and need a personal touch, and that's where you come in. Your job is to help them get unstuck while delighting them along the way.You will be the first point of contact for our awesome customers, helping them pick the right neighborhood, find the right apartment complex, and answering any questions they may have.Your typical day will involve answering incoming phone calls, following up with past customers you've helped, and handling incoming email and web chat inquiries.Basically, we want you to be your delightful, helpful self.No special technical skills are needed - what's most important is that you are friendly, helpful, and responsive.
Requirements: Associate experience, None education
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