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Customer service representative, Māngai ratonga kiritaki

Also known as

Customer service rep, customer care representative, contact centre worker, call centre representative, customer enquiries representative, call centre worker, customer care assistant

Customer service representatives respond to enquiries and questions, deal with complaints, provide information about products and services, take orders and process returns.

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Duration

2:14 mins

Your pay could be

$50K

Lower

$52K to $77K

Most common

$99K

Upper

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