AIA

Financial Services

CustomerService(ServiceQuality),Analyst

S$48–65k ~AI est. Singapore, Singapore, Singapore FULL TIME
The Brief

“Customer Service (Service Quality), Analyst at AIA. Skills: Complaints resolution, Customer engagement. Manage escalated complaints. Review cases”

What You'll Achieve.

Close cases within turnaround time; Ensure high quality standards

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Investigation

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years working experience, Complaints management experience, Customer service experience, Good written skills, Interpersonal skills, Communication skills, Good command of English, Proficient in MS Office

Nice to Have

Certifications in insurance papers

What You'll Do.

Manage escalated complaints

Engage with complainants

Communicate complaint outcomes

Conduct investigations

Collaborate with departments

Review investigation outcomes

Propose recommendations

Carry out service recovery

Recommend enhancements

Recommend improvements

Ensure high quality replies

Prepare management updates

Handle FIDReC complaints

Represent company at FIDReC

Maintain professionalism

Document complaints information

Handle ad-hoc projects

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with departments; Collaborate with colleagues

Communication Scope

Written communication; Interpersonal communication; Spoken communication

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