In the first hour I did 15 minutes of typing practice, and added some CS jobs to the CTP WordPress site, focusing on the San Jose area. In hour 2 I worked on the emergency food list for Sonoma County. In hour 3, I worked on the finding job listings slide show.
What I did today
Today in class, we did our slides project.
Full/Part Time, In Person, Customer Service Rep, San Jose, CA.
No listed skills.
The Customer Service Representative handles customer inquiries and complaints while delivering an outstanding in-store experience that builds loyalty and strengthens the brand. This role involves providing accurate information about products and services, troubleshooting and resolving customer concerns, supporting sales through retail promotions with a positive attitude, and documenting customer interactions. The representative also maintains up-to-date knowledge of evolving products and services, builds strong client rapport, effectively prioritizes and multitasks, and communicates clearly and professionally in all interactions.
$19 to $24 an hour.
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=1b76ec82d552b63f&from=shareddesktop_copy
Full Time, In Person, Customer Service Representative, San Jose, CA.
Listed skills are: Phone etiquette, live chat and customer service.
The Customer Service Representative at Azazie provides a positive and efficient customer experience by educating customers on products, policies, and services while delivering timely solutions to questions, concerns, and complaints. This role requires a self-motivated and driven individual who engages with customers across chat, phone, and email channels to resolve issues effectively and ensure high levels of satisfaction.
M-F shifts.
Listed pay is $22 an hour.
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=210ffb79243167d8&from=shareddesktop_copy
Full Time, In Person, Customer Service Gaming Associate, San Jose, CA.
Only listed skill is basic math.
The Customer Service Gaming Associate oversees live card-room games in a professional, fast-paced environment while working closely with casino personnel and dealers. This role involves handling casino chips, verifying game accuracy and fairness, and promptly identifying and reporting any suspicious activity. Gaming Associates also help deliver exceptional customer service by maintaining a positive, professional atmosphere and collaborating effectively with casino staff to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for guests and colleagues.
Listed pay is $22 to $24 an hour for late night shifts.
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=f283e64957d706bf&from=shareddesktop_copy
Full/Part Time, In Person, Customer Service Rep, San Jose, CA.
Listed skills are: Data entry, customer inquiry handling and cash handling.
The Customer Service Representative engages directly with customers to promote client products and services while learning and applying effective sales and marketing strategies to drive results. This role focuses on building brand awareness, representing clients professionally, and supporting campaign and market development goals through collaboration with the team. Responsibilities also include participating in training sessions, assessing customer needs, providing appropriate solutions, and delivering outstanding customer service using strong communication, analytical, and computer skills in a fast-paced environment.
Listed pay is $1000 to $1500 a week.
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=c6afbfd5c69736ed&from=shareddesktop_copy
What I did today
Today, I drafted my monthly review email and put significant time into practicing my typing. Additionally, I completed a course on Percipio and found that I really enjoy reading tech articles.
What I did today:
Read an article on managing flexibility. Created a task on my calendar. Listened and learned from the Core orientation presentation.
What I Did Today?
Today, I relearned about CTT’s guidelines and rules to follow. Today I worked on my monthly evaluation. Lastly, I worked on tech articles and did Percipio. Easy day today!
What I Did Today.
Didn’t really do much in class today and I’m a little disappointed. Much of this first class after the winter break was meant to be geared up around orientation for newer folks but in reality the majority of the class just spent a lot of time just looking at their cameras. I’m more than a little disappointed but hopeful there is more real work to be done tomorrow.