Provides inbound phone support to Copart members, assisting with questions and resolving issues throughout the membership lifecycle. Requires strong customer service skills, empathy, multitasking ability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and basic computer systems.
Pay: $16.04–$20.03/hr
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Save the Date: CCCOE Countywide Job Fair
Teachers, administrators, and seasoned education pros – this is for you!
Mark your calendars now for CCCOE’s Countywide Certificated Hiring Event with on‑site interviews and same‑day job‑offer potential.
Saturday, February 28, 2026 9:00–11:30 AM
Pleasant Hill Middle School – 1 Santa Barbara Rd, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
All in one place: Meet hiring teams from 16 Contra Costa County school districts, plus CCCOE programs—along with college partners sharing credential pathways. Come ready to interview!
Why attend?
**Access opportunities for the current and 2026–27 school years
**On‑site interviews and job offers possible the same day
**Talk with colleges about credential programs and next steps
Looking for a new opportunity in 2026? Register for the Winter Career Fair!
Date: February 5, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 6151 H St, Sacramento, CA 95819 (Free Parking)
This event is free for job seekers — but space is limited, so be sure to register today! You’ll have the chance to connect with employers from across the Sacramento region and explore a wide variety of career opportunities.
I began my day by finding and sharing 15 job listings. I then finished off calling the list of colleges to see if they are interested in a presentation about the programs we offer. I then shared 7 job fairs coming up soon around the Bay Area. I had a check in with Carrie, and did some research/emails, and added the info to the spreadsheet. Finally I finished my day sending follow up DEI emails to 21 companies.
I opened my Pro day by typing for 15 minutes. We also practiced the five scenarios for during the basic phone skills exercises. I also recorded my professional voicemail on the Micro SIP application.
Today, I completed the Power of Wellness voicemail and learned how to use the VOIP.ms softphone on Zoom. Lastly, I did Power of Wellness scripts, which were hard and confusing; however, I got through another day!
Today I practiced typing, really trying to keep my fingers placement on the home row, which is hard for me and has brought down my WPM drastically. We continued the day by ensuring phones are setup then proceeded to act out some scenarios with the phones, practicing transfers, and we also set up unavailable voicemails for our extensions.
In the first hour, I started with 15 minutes of typing, and then added some CS jobs to the CTP website. In the second hour, I worked on the slides project. In the third hour, I met with Jose to go over the slides project and worked on some of the improvements he suggested.
Today in class, we worked on our phone call skills, and I recorded my final presentation.
Today I learned how to do customer service calls. I also learned how to save contacts to the sip phone. I also learned how to record a voicemail professionally.