Walk In International Voice Process Executive Delhi

Hiring Now Customer Support Executive (International US Telecom Process)NOIDA Employment Type: Permanent | Full-Time | Work From Office (WFO) Job Summary We're looking for experienced Customer Support Executives to join a leading International US Telecom Process. If you have excellent English communication skills and experience in an International BPO Voice Process, we'd love to hear from you! Roles & Responsibilities Handle inbound customer calls professionally and courteously. Resolve customer queries while maintaining high-quality service standards. Deliver an exceptional customer experience on every interaction. Update and maintain customer records accurately in the system. Achieve productivity, quality, and performance KPIs. Follow company policies, compliance, and process guidelines at all times. Eligibility Criteria Minimum 12th Pass (HSC). Minimum 12 months of International Inbound Voice Process experience (mandatory). Candidates with Semi-Voice experience (80% Voice / 20% Chat) are eligible for applicable processes. Excellent spoken English and communication skills. Comfortable working in Night Shifts. Immediate Joiners will be preferred. Basic computer knowledge is required. VOICE 12---17 Months Up to 4.40 LPA28,668/month 18+ Months Up to 4.90 LPA32,002/month CHAT 1217 Months Up to 3.85 LPA24,946/month 1823 Months Up to 4.10 LPA26,638/month 24+ Months Up to 4.33 LPA28,194/month Were Hiring: Customer Service Associates International Voice Process Location: Hinjewadi, Pune Process: US Telecom International Voice Eligibility HSC / Any Graduate Minimum 12 months experience in International Voice Process (mandatory) Excellent English communication & customer handling skills . Experience & Salary: 12---17 months experience UPTO 4.40 LPA 18 months & above UPTO 4.92 LPA Work Details Rotational shifts (including night shifts) 5-day work week Perks & Perks: Attractive performance incentives Robust growth opportunities opportunities Two-way cab facility for safe commute

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