CON EDISON ENERGY CHOICE PROGRAM - CUSTOMER SERVICE REP - 400-700 WEEKLY
Posted 9 days ago
ny marketing firmNew York (NY)
Customer Service RepresentativesTelemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$300-500 Weekly
About the role
Con Edison Energy Choice Program - Customer Service Rep - 400-700 Weekly Powered by People
Job Description:
Con Edison Energy Choice Program – Customer Service Representative/$300-500 Weekly Filling 9 Entry Level Positions! Start a Career Now! Customer Service - Full Training Entry Level – Located in the Trump Building on Wall Street Providing Professional, Exceptional, and Distinctive Customer Service and Advertising Campaigns in New York, NY.NY Marketing Firm is an outsourced marketing and advertising company in the Trump Building, located on Wall Street in the financial district. We are responsible for participating in ongoing market planning and developing new market opportunities for some of the top companies in our area. As a direct result of our "one of a kind" approach and success in increasing our client's brand name awareness by attracting new customers and exposing their product to new tiers of distribution, we are experiencing phenomenal growth. We strive to attract and retain the most capable and skilled people. We are looking for team players, natural leaders, and self-starters who are goal-oriented and have an affinity for working with people. Our philosophy and mentoring program supports each individual with the training, encouragement, and opportunity essentials to progressive career growth. Do not underestimate your own qualifications! Openings include: Entry Level Customer Service Management Promotions/Demonstrations Sales
Requirements:
Professional Image is a Must Ability to Communicate EffectivelyA Student Mentality is Vital We have 9 Entry Level openings that we are looking to fill ASAP.Graduates Welcome! All positions must be filled ASAP!Commissions Plus Benefits! WWW.NYMarketing Firm.org
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