German-Speaking Customer Support Agent - Relocation to Greece
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Start Your Career in Greece
Are you a German speaker looking for an international career opportunity? Join our growing customer support team in Greece and work with some of the world’s leading brands while enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle.
We are looking for motivated German-speaking Customer Support Agents who are passionate about helping people and delivering excellent service.
Your Responsibilities
- Provide high-quality customer support in German via phone, email, and chat
- Assist customers with product questions, account issues, and troubleshooting
- Ensure a positive and professional customer experience
- Document customer interactions accurately in the system
- Work closely with internal teams to resolve customer requests
Requirements
- Fluent German (C1–C2)
- Good English skills (B2+)
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Customer-focused attitude
- Basic computer and typing skills
- Previous customer service experience is an advantage but not required
Benefits
- Competitive salary + performance bonuses
- Paid relocation package (flight ticket + airport pickup)
- Temporary accommodation on arrival
- Assistance with paperwork and housing
- Paid training and onboarding
- International and multicultural work environment
- Career growth opportunities within the company
Why Work in Greece?
- 300+ days of sunshine per year
- Beautiful beaches and islands
- Affordable cost of living compared to Northern Europe
- Vibrant international community
Apply Today
Start your new life and career in Greece.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Basics
First name, Last name, Email, Phone, Address, Photo, Resume, Cover letter
Short answers (1)
- What's your earliest possible Start Date?
Pick from a list (3)
- Are you fluent in German (mind. C1) and have a good Level of English (B2)?
- Are you willing to move to Greece?
- Do you have the legal right to work in Greece (e.g., through EU citizenship or a valid work permit)?