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Customer Service Officer

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A Customer Service Officer is responsible for process and system analysis, including building customer relations.

Customer Service Officer Job Description
  • Collaborate with multiple stakeholders to grow relationships that assist in revenue generation within assigned verticals.
  • Conduct targeted conversations with customers to identify customer needs.
  • Implement solutions to address customers' queries based on sales/customer management knowledge.
  • Perform identification and documentation of business requirements.
  • Understand business process improvements through workflow analysis methods to support system development throughout the project life cycle.
  • Understand risks associated with different approaches to process changes.

Note

Customer Service is key to repeat business. Making lasting first impressions and fostering relationships is vital, as exceptional service often leads to new business opportunities.
What you should know about Customer Service Officer jobs in Singapore
Nature of Work

Nature of Work

You must proactively absorb new information to mitigate conflicts between the company and your customers for smoother relations.
Key Advice

Key Advice

Adapt to daily changes in cases and markets to ensure customers' needs and concerns are addressed, providing a better customer experience.
  • Entry Requirements
    Entry Requirements
    • Minimally GCE 'O' Level qualification.
    • A diploma or degree in Business Administration, Communications or a related field is highly desirable.
    • Certification in Customer Service Management or related training.
    • Proficiency in digital tools, especially Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, is crucial for efficiently managing customer interactions.
    • Being empathetic and patient to understand the customer’s needs along with previous experience in a Customer Service role is an advantage. 
  • Possible Pathway
    Possible Pathway
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Skills you need to pursue a Customer Service Officer career in Singapore
Hard Skills icon Hard Skills

Language Proficiency

Fluency in multiple languages for effective communication is sought after.

Microsoft Office Suite

Proficiency in essential tools for document, spreadsheet, and presentation creation.

SAP (System Application and Product)

Proficiency in Enterprise Resource Planning tools for integrated business operation management.
Soft Skills icon Soft Skills

Communication

Ability to clearly communicate and exchange information and ideas.

Conflict Resolution

Skilled in solving disputes effectively and amicably with customers.

Assertiveness

Can confidently express information without aggression towards the customers.
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“We make sure solutions created for our customers are the best they can receive.”
Aisyah, Customer Service Supervisor (Sea Logistics)
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
  • Can Customer Service Officers work from home?
    Yes, Customer Service Officers can work from home with the right technological tools and continue to support customers!
  • Do Customer Service Officers only attend to external relations?
    No, they do not. Customer Service Officers handle external customer relationships and are responsible for coordinating with internal stakeholders to implement better service quality.
  • How do Customer Service Officers build customer relations?
    By utilising feedback tools and communication platforms, Customer Service Officers can gather insights to improve their service.
  • How do Customer Service Officers improve overall customer experience?
    Customer Service Officers can improve customer experience by continuously learning and improving their service through training and development programs.
  • How do Customer Service Officers handle any angry or frustrated customers?
    Customer Service Officers first de-escalate the situation in a calm and controlled manner. Then, they identify the root of the problem and offer relevant solutions to resolve the issue.

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