About this CX Support Administrator role at Vishay
Vishay · Onsite · Pune, IN
Managing or performing Customer Service related CS operations, in an assigned organization (locally or Shared Service).
Implementing or supporting CS related infrastructure development projects (e.g., new CS delivery concepts, trainings).
Preparing, reviewing, completing and booking customer orders/revisions to orders, according to valid procedures.
Maintaining customer accounts and records of customer interactions with details of inquiries, complaints, or comments.
Providing information of all kind to the assigned customer base, by utilizing all appropriate channels (e.g. information regarding products, offerings, pricings, contract and conditions, deliveries, claims handling, and others).
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Executes recurring day-to-day administration or service-related operations, in processes as assigned.
Selects, apply and/or adapt procedures and practices to cover all occurring variances in work.
Serves internal stakeholder or clients with accurate and reliable execution of assigned processes.
Provides 1st level support in administrative subjects, for customers or for other stakeholders involved.
Maintains relations and exchanges information as appropriate to ensure smooth workflow between related work areas.
About Vishay
Vishay's products are around the world, touching nearly everyone, everywhere, all the time. The amazing thing is that often these important components are rarely seen, quietly and reliably operating inside the world’s most popular and important technology products. Their impact on the world is huge—and it’s why we believe that our components really make up the very DNA of technology. As we look to the future, the opportunities are limitless to innovate. Our research and development teams are focused on products that position Vishay to be a leader in growth technologies such as connectivity, mobility, and sustainability. Imagine a job where you get to see the world evolve thanks in part to yo
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