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Monstera Talent invites applications for a Customer Experience Advisor in Ipswich. You will spend your day meeting new customers, listening to needs, and guiding them through options with a focus on making each interaction positive. Training is provided and a fast track to management is possible within six months.
No prior customer experience is required; you will be supported by a buddy and a structured progression plan. Your success is rewarded with performance-based pay and ongoing coaching.
Location: Colchester, Essex
Picture a job where no two days feel the same, where you’re talking to new people every day and your pay reflects how well you do. That’s what our client in Ipswich is offering their new Customer Experience Advisor, along with a route into management within six months.
Our client is an Ipswich-based business serving customers across Suffolk. Their team is close-knit and ambitious, and many of their current leaders started in exactly this role.
You’ll start with a quick team catch‑up to set goals for the day, then spend most of your time out with customers. That could mean helping someone understand their options, sorting out a query they’ve been stuck on, or simply making sure they feel looked after. By the end of the day, you’ll have spoken to dozens of people and know you’ve made a difference to each one.
Your pay is performance‑related, so your effort is directly reflected in what you earn. On‑target earnings are £570 – £700 per week, and the more customers you help, the more you take home. Full training means you’ll know exactly how to hit your targets from the start.
You don’t need previous customer experience. Hospitality, retail, call centre work, team sport or volunteering all give you the skills to succeed here.
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