Location: Atlanta,GA, USA
Posting: Open Until Filled
Salary: $20.00 per hour (remote work opportunity)
General Description and Classification Standards
A career in Public Service is one of the most fulfilling and rewarding paths a career-beginner can take. Consider contributing to the “People” instead of the “Profits”.
In October of 2014, the City of Atlanta launched ATL311 a consolidated call center designed to make city government more user-friendly and responsive by providing citizens with one telephone number to call for information on city services and to report non-emergency concerns.
The heart and soul of ATL311 are the people doing the talking, texting, and tweeting—our Call Center Representatives (CCRs).
There is no better gateway to a career in public service. As a CCR, you will join a fun, fast-paced, award-winning team of problem solvers dedicated to delivering amazing customer experiences.
Each day, you will engage with Atlantans and help them:
As a city employee, you will enjoy on 1st day:
Determines nature of problem or request and responds or directs individual to correct resource. Duties include but are not limited to investigating and resolving complaints; resolving escalations, assisting customers; preparing reports and documents; and providing information.
As an essential City of Atlanta employee, attendance is mandatory and critical to our success. During your onboarding, you are expected to actively participate in training without any interruptions.
Supervision Received
Works under direct supervision and follows standardized operating procedures and written instructions to accomplish assigned tasks.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Decision Making
The customer service representative will serve as the liaison between various City of Atlanta departments and the constituents. Additionally, the CCR should be able to think outside the box and fully engage in collaborative efforts to provide resolutions to the customers.
Leadership Provided
Position is an entry level individual contributor and has no supervisory or formal leadership responsibilities.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Knowledge of customer service methods and techniques. Knowledge of department programs, processes, and procedures. Knowledge of department organization and functions. Skill in keeping notes of calls or transactions.
Ability to use customer service software and other departmental information systems in responding to inquiries or requests. Ability to read instructions, processes, or regulations. Ability to communicate with a variety of customers and constituents in a professional manner. Ability to deal effectively with difficult or upset customers. Ability to listen and determine the nature of call or communication.