Customer Operations Manager Bhubaneswar

DESCRIPTION Amazon.com, Inc. is a US-based multinational electronic commerce company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Jeff Bezos founded Amazon.com, Inc.

Build healthy relationship with hotel owners.Deliver good hotel owner and customer experience.Act as a point of contact for hotel owners for operations support

The Backend Developer will be responsible for designing, building, and delivering highly performant, scalable services and customer experiences using backend

Job Type: Full-time Job Description - • Knowledge of handling Retail Store Operations • Selling & Customer Service • Good knowledge of Jewellery - Gold,

A collection of duties and/or responsibilities assigned) Will manage team of 6-7 DCDM on-role employee Advisors and financial consultant Act as a mentor, coach

The Crew Manager team is focused on developing and maintaining the Crew Manager Application that manages the Crew (Cockpit and Cabin Crew). The team is looking

Works collaboratively with off-property sales channels to ensure sales efforts are coordinated, complementary and not duplicative. Builds and strengthens

Achieve monthly/annual Sales target. Handle entire store operations. Convert high value customer queries into sales. Play a lead role and provide guidance to

Responsibilities :::: Lead, manage, and mentor a team of operations staff, including supervisors, coordinators, and technicians. Develop and implement

Meet potential POSP insurance agents in respective geographical assignments. Handle Customer Inquiries with a speedy and satisfactory resolution and coordinate

Coordination between internal external stakeholders (creative, product, sales team, design vendors) for delivery of marketing collaterals. Managing logistics

1.Develop and implement export strategies to maximize profits and minimize costs 2. Prepare and check export documentation such as invoices, packing lists and

For each assigned opportunities, he takes the role of CTL and is responsible for: Ensure the follow up of the sales process from go no go to won lost analysis