Sr. Specialized Support Rep, DPS (first shift only) Job - (miami, florida) Information Technology (IT) - Miami, FL at Geebo

Sr. Specialized Support Rep, DPS (first shift only) Job - (miami, florida)

Sr.
Specialized Support Rep, DPS (first shift only) Organization:
Client Support Services Job:
Customer Service Job Number :
Description Job Scope Responsibilities :
Support the different Back Office tasks (Disputes, PAS Fraud, Falcon VIP, Falcon Outbound, and EOD Queues).
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Respond to inbound telephone calls and generate outbound calls regarding information on aspects of multiple Visa products.
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Evaluate the nature of each call and determine the appropriate action to complete the call.
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Update and maintain cardholder data in appropriate databases.
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Use several computer programs to complete assigned administrative duties as well as respond to customer inquiries.
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Document cases to show action taken.
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Serve as escalation point for calls requiring advanced knowledge of product line.
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Act as peer mentor to customer service associates.
Qualifications :
Minimum of 3 month experience as a Customer Service Rep.
or Specialized Support Rep.
is required.
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Must possess a clear speaking voice and strong verbal and written communication skills.
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Ability to multi:
task and make decisions quickly based on the task/customers needs.
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Ability to handle difficult calls in a professional manner.
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Ability to prioritize and balance workload across multiple sites :
Requires organizational skills, accuracy and attention to detail.
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Knowledge of the Visa payments business and its operating procedures.
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Advanced knowledge of all Visa DPS product lines.
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Ability to work as part of a team.
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Proficiency in Microsoft Office products and technically proficient in database management.
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Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a plus.
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This role is for the first shift only, which is typically 7:
30am:
4:
00pm with various days off.
Source:
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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