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AT&T Customer Assistants - Goldsboro, NC
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Country: USA
Location: North Carolina Goldsboro
Relevant Work Experience: 6 months or more
Education Level :High School or equivalent
Job Status: Full time
Salary: $20k - $40k
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AT&T Customer Assistants - Goldsboro, NC
AT&T NOW HIRING!
AT&T Customer Assistants
★ Goldsboro, NC ★
Scheduling Interviews Now – September and October Start Date!
AT&T is in the midst of scheduling appointments now for consideration of the Customer Assistant for the Goldsboro, NC area! Scheduling interviews now!
Please share this opportunity with your friends, family and all who may benefit.
As the largest communications company in the world, more than 120 million customers count on us every day to deliver the wireless, Internet, data/advertising services that fuel their businesses & connect them to their world.
AT&T offers a competitive salary/benefits that include medical, dental, paid vacation, & more!
Our Customer Assistants are the first point of contact in helping customers with DSL self-installation and service in our high-paced call center.
What you'll do as an AT&T Customer Assistant:
• Assist customers with registration, email creation, DSL physical line signal testing, modem/filter set-up
• Assist customer with email, browser, and modem troubleshooting
• Interact with other departments to resolve customer issues or provide additional services
Go to the following URL to learn more about this job from AT&T employees: http://www.maddash.net/videos/att/dsl
In addition to STRONG communication skills, our Customer Assistants must have:
• Data entry and problem solving skills
• Basic computer skills
• Satisfactory results from a background/employment history investigation and drug screening
• The ability to work day, evening, night, weekend and split shifts
• Qualify on pre-employment screening:
Internet Services Mini Course (IS-MC)
Customer Service Assessment (CSA)
Call Center Audition (CC Audition)
Test Study guides can be found at www.att.jobs/tips
Apply immediately if you are qualified / interested by visiting http://attlinks.com/nCAShv
Once you have applied, please check your e-mails more frequently for our response and respond promptly. We are scheduling interviews now!
Diversity is the AT&T way of standing apart. AT&T is an equal opportunity employer.
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