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Dutch Speaking Service Desk Analyst (Customer Service) - £16 per hour - Peterborough

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Dutch Speaking Service Desk Analyst (customer service) - £16 per hour - Peterborough
Our client is looking to appoint a Service Desk Analyst, to supplement the team with hardworking, enthusiastic, and customer-focused individuals to provide an outstanding level of service and quality.
Key Responsibilities of a Service Desk Analyst
- Present a professional image of the company to deliver a positive customer experience throughout the customer journey.
- Be clear and transparent in all communication with customers to ensure they understand the current situation in order to demonstrate the business principles.
- Responsible for working in adherence to all policies and procedures in order to deliver compliant customer outcomes.
- Constantly strive to improve the customer experience by challenging existing processes and practices and recommending change where appropriate.
- Manage vulnerable customer incidents in order to ensure the most appropriate support is provided.
- Identify and accurately record any complaints received from customers and achieve first-time resolution.
- Responsible for identifying and reporting any incidents of breaches of operational processes and policies.
- Use a variety of tools and techniques to initiate and maintain contact with customers to ensure an appropriate outcome is achieved.
- Effectively communicate with customers in order to identify the issue and to provide customers an appropriate outcome.
- Utilize effective questioning techniques to understand the customer circumstances, to ensure an incident is managed to exit in a timely manner.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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