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Opportunity OverviewWe are seeking Remote Customer Service Providers (CSPs) to join our network. This is a 1099 independent contractor role, offering the freedom to choose your schedule, select the clients you want to service, and work from the comfort of your home.At this time, we are NOT accepting applicants from CA, CO, CT, IL, MD, MA, MN, NJ, NY, OR, PA, VT, WA, or WI.Key Responsibilities Answer inbound calls, chats, or emails from customers Troubleshoot issues and resolve concerns in a professional manner Protect customer data and client information Attend and complete paid certification trainingChoose your schedule and adhere to selected service intervals Benefits Paid training (no experience required) Flexible scheduling - set your own hours Work from home - save time and money Requirements Must be 18+ and a U.S. citizen Must pass a 7-year background check (drug test may be required) High-speed internet and Windows 11-compatible equipment (no Macs or Chromebooks allowed at this time ) Dedicated workspaceStrong communication and problem-solving skills Take control of your schedule, gain valuable customer service experience, and enjoy the flexibility of working from home with the support of Coach AB LLC.About Coach AB Recruitment (Andria): Coach AB is an independent career coach and recruiter specializing in high-impact roles, helping professionals like you find meaningful opportunities that align with their skills and passions. At Coach AB LLC, we provide remote customer support on behalf of leading brands. We partner with the Arise® Virtual Solutions Platform to connect independent contractors with flexible work-from-home opportunities. Our mission is to deliver exceptional customer support while empowering contractors with the structure, training, and guidance they need to succeed. If you'd like to learn more about my services, please feel free to visit my website or contact me via email.

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