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SERVICE SPECIALIST
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Country: USA
Location: Texas-Houston Houston, TX 77001
Total applied: 40
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SERVICE SPECIALIST
Job Title: SERVICE SPECIALIST Company: Principal Financial Group Location: Houston, TX 77001 Status: Full Time, Employee Job Category: Customer Support/Client Care Can you see yourself or someone you know representing a FORTUNE top 100 successful and reputable organization?*1 We're proud to be on FORTUNE’s list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For, for the sixth consecutive year, and are thrilled to have jumped from #77 to #21 in the rankings!*2Wanted: Service Specialist for our Houston Group Distribution Office!In this role successful candidates will provide service support on more complex service issues and activities regarding Group business unit products. This includes proactive customer contact, retention of assets, coordinating customer events, and responding to and resolving customer issues and concerns with direct contact with brokers, prospective and existing customers, and corporate office. For this role candidates may do service work outside of the office up to an average of five hours per week.What is required of you? Bachelor's degree or equivalent 2-4 years of related experience. Must obtain Life and Health licenses within 3 months and apply for required non-resident licenses. Knowledge of business unit products, services, and systems highly preferred. Must have excellent decision-making, interpersonal, problem-solving, presentation, analytical, and verbal and written communication skills. Must have basic computer skills and knowledge of business unit applications. Minimal travel required.At the Principal Financial Group, we offer a competitive total compensation package and a comprehensive benefits package to meet each of your needs. If you are looking for the opportunity to get ahead in your career, apply online at www.principal.com/careers for job # 210127 to be considered. AA/EOE *1 Fortune Magazine 100 Best Companies, 2008*2 Fortune Magazine, Feb. 4, 2008 issue Apply now for this position Copyright © var time=new Date(); var year=time.getYear(); if (year < 2000) year = year + 1900; document.write(year); , Principal Financial Services, Inc.
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