Betsson Group

iGaming

CustomerServiceAgentGermanSpeaking

St Julians, Malta Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Customer Service Agent - German Speaking at Betsson Group. Skills: Customer Service, German language, English language. Help German and English-speaking customers via e-mail, chat, and telephone. Translate promotional texts and/or customer surveys in your local language”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve our goal of the best Customer Experience; Reach the best customer satisfaction (including other KPIs)

Industry & Context.

iGaming
Problems you'll solve

Problem solver

Eligibility Requirements

Follow company policies and practices regarding player safety, protection, and responsible gaming

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Excellent command of the German and English languages (written and verbal), Microsoft Office knowledge, Background in customer service, this can be face-to-face, online, or via phone calls, Multi-tasking and time management

Nice to Have

Additional languages are considered a plus

What You'll Do.

Help German and English-speaking customers via e-mail

Translate promotional texts and/or customer surveys in your local language

Manage customer accounts

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work together with your team to reach the best customer satisfaction (including other KPIs)

Communication Scope

Excellent communicator

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