Finnish speaking Customer Service Agent

Arbetsbeskrivning

Swedish Recruitment is a recruitment agency focusing on the European job market.We recruit Scandinavian speakers to work abroad.You will work mainly towards the Finnish market.Our Client is a multinational betting company with offices in several European countries.This position is based in their office in Malta and the purpose of the job is to assist their Finnish customers with in all areas of business. It is a big advantage if you are interested in sports and betting via internet, and/or poker/Casino A main activity of the job is to assist customers in a professional way by phone and e-mail regarding issues they experience when using our clients services.You will mainly deal with customers in your native language of Finnish or Swedish and customers in the English market.It is an advantage if you speak any other European language, but not something that is required. We believe that you are positive, forward, self-confident and a problem solver. Key factors to bee successful in this role: *Excellent communication skills and preferably experience from a "phone job.*Sales oriented, be able to identify customer needs and offer the best product in an attractive way.*Good people skills, be able to function in a group environment and liaise with colleges.*Good PC skills.Our client offers an excellent package containing a competitive salary, private medical insurance and a relocation package.First weeks accommodation is paid for by employer.We are looking for one Finnish speaker and 3 Swedish speakers.The recruitment process is ongoing so please forward your CV as soon as possible if interested. We are looking forward to your application!please apply via our website: http://www.swedishrecruitment.com

Sammanfattning

  • Arbetsplats: SWEDISH RECRUITMENT
  • 3 platser
  • Heltid
  • Publicerat: 21 oktober 2009
  • Ansök senast: 20 november 2009

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