
Customer Service Advisor, Dutch B2/C1
TSMG Holding
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Office
Location: Brussels • 🇧🇪 Belgium
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Mid-LevelSenior
About the role
- Handle customer queries via phone, email, and chat providing timely and effective resolutions
- Record case resolutions in the contact center tool based on client communication
- Ensure cases are resolved within the case lifecycle per balanced scorecard
- Escalate priority issues per client specifications to immediate lead
- Work independently and within a team; communicate with internal and external contacts
- Provide exemplary customer satisfaction and meet quality/performance standards
- Complete staffed hours on rostered days and meet targets for response time, handle time, and resolution rate aligned with Project KRAs
- Attend trainings and perform ad hoc tasks to improve client service and KPIs
Requirements
- Near native (CEFR C1) or native Dutch language
- At least intermediate English skills (B1+) in writing and speaking
- Previous experience in an outsourced customer service environment (advantage)
- Possesses an advanced understanding of using computers and able to multi-task across systems and applications
- Ability to work shift hours/part time (as legally possible) and adapt quickly to changing priorities
- For written contact handlers: excellent written communication in market language and typing speed minimum 50 words per minute
- Minimum age of 18 years old
- Experience handling phone, email, and chat customer interactions
- Ability to record case resolutions accurately and escalate priority issues
ATS Keywords
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Hard skills
customer servicecase resolutiontyping speed 50 wpmmulti-taskingphone interactionsemail interactionschat interactionscomputer proficiencyperformance standardsKPI management
Soft skills
communicationindependenceteamworkadaptabilityproblem-solvingcustomer satisfactiontime managementattention to detailescalationtraining participation