Customer Service Representative

Over the function: We are on the lookout for friendly and considerate candidates to reinforce the Servicedesk team of our client in Greece. If you already live in Greece, you can follow the training from home and continue to work. If you are not yet in Greece, relocation is offered to help you settle in your dream destination in Greece. The choice of places to live is vast, with no fewer than 6000 small islands to choose from. Help your Dutch/Belgian customers with their questions and problems via phone, email, and chat. Join a company that specializes in customer service for large and well-known brands. There is a 2–3 week training period to learn the systems, project content, and tasks. You can communicate with customers from your own accommodation in Greece. If you have not found accommodation yet, you can stay in a hotel for 4 weeks at no cost to you. A relocation brochure will be provided with information on opening a bank account, recommended brokers, and more practical information to make your first weeks as easy as possible. The path to Athens: a fully funded flight, then pickup at the airport and drop-off at your accommodation. The four-week hotel stay is paid by the employer. You will also receive guidance on banking, taxes, and health insurance. There is help to get to know your new Greek home and colleagues who can assist you in finding accommodation nearby your work. When training is ongoing, they search for a suitable home for you and organize tours of available accommodations to check whether they meet your requirements. The most common arrangement is a one-bedroom apartment, but sharing with a friend or colleague is possible; simply tell the broker to look for a two-bedroom apartment. One-bedroom apartments start from €300 per month; a two-bedroom from €450; a three-bedroom from €600. There are many benefits described in the ad.

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