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FirstBank PR is seeking a Customer Service & Sales Representative for the FIRSTLINE CALL CENTER. The role handles customer inquiries by phone and conducts sales activities, presenting bank products with a professional image.
This position requires flexible shifts including nights and weekends, delivering personalized service in English and Spanish, and meeting monthly targets while ensuring compliance and security. Join a team of 3,100+ employees across PR, VI and Florida.
FIRSTLINE CALL CENTER
FIRSTBANK PR
At FirstBank PR, we strive to be a trusted advisor to our clients and our employees are the ones that ensure we deliver on our promise of excellence in personalized customer service. Our more than 3,100 employees in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Florida share a passion for excellent customer service. We are proud of our team because they are continuously surpassing our client’s expectations.
Do you have a passion for helping customers, building relationships, and delivering extraordinary, personalized customer service? If your answer is yes, FirstBank is the number one place for you.
The Customer Service & Sales Representative answers telephone calls to respond to customer inquiries or perform sales activities. Projects a professional image through phone interaction, demonstrating deep knowledge of products, services, systems and procedures of the bank. The incumbent is required to work on a flexible schedule and understand that he/she will be assigned to work on weekdays, nights, holidays and weekends.
Other duties as assigned.
The competencies detailed below are the behaviors to be exhibited by the incumbent while performing his/her duties as relates to our corporate values, culture and philosophy.
Disclaimer: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, skills required of personnel so classified. The reporting relationship may not reflect the most recent changes to the corporate reporting structure.