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French-Speaking Customer Support Agent

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French-Speaking Customer Support Agent | Remote

Company: Cross Border Talents
Location: Remote, Greece
Language: French
Contract: 8 months
Work schedule: Rotating shifts, 24/7 account
Relocation support available

About the Role

Join an international customer support team and help customers with payment card services in a dynamic, multilingual environment.

As a French-speaking Customer Support Agent, you will assist customers through phone, chat, and email, providing clear information and effective solutions while ensuring an excellent customer experience.

Key Responsibilities
  • Assist customers with lost or stolen cards and explain card benefits.
  • Support customers with transaction-related inquiries and balance checks.
  • Resolve customer issues professionally via phone and chat.
  • Gradually take on back-office responsibilities, including email and social media support.
  • Record customer interactions accurately in the CRM system.
  • Follow established procedures to maintain high service quality.
Requirements
  • Fluent French, preferably at C1 level or above.
  • Strong communication and customer service skills.
  • Ability to troubleshoot issues and provide practical solutions.
  • Good computer skills and confidence using digital tools.
  • Flexibility to work rotating shifts, including occasional nights and approximately two weekends per month.
  • A responsible, customer-focused attitude and attention to detail.
What We Offer
  • Remote work opportunity in Greece.
  • Relocation support for eligible candidates.
  • An opportunity to develop customer service and digital support skills.
  • Experience working in an international customer support environment.

Ready to take the next step?

Apply now and send your CV in English to alima.zharmukhamed@cbtalents.org.

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