FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Associate role?
The primary purpose is to provide effective technical support to the process and actively resolve client issues directly or through timely escalation to meet process SLAs.
What types of client interactions can I expect in this role?
You can expect to field incoming help requests from clients via telephone and/or emails and assist clients in diagnosing and troubleshooting their queries.
What competencies are required for this position?
Key competencies include process knowledge, collaborative working, problem solving and decision making, attention to detail, execution excellence, client centricity, and effective communication.
How is performance measured for this role?
Performance is measured through the number of cases resolved per day, compliance to process and quality standards, meeting process level SLAs, pulse score, and customer feedback.
Is training provided for new employees in this role?
Yes, training is provided to ensure that employees stay current with product features, changes, and updates.
What should I do if I cannot resolve a client issue on my own?
You should identify red flags and escalate serious client issues to your Team Leader in cases of untimely resolution.
How important is documentation in this role?
Documentation is crucial as you will be required to record, track, and document all queries received, problem-solving steps taken, and resolutions (both successful and unsuccessful).
What is the expected interaction with team leaders?
Interaction with team leaders includes performance reviews and collaboration to identify training themes and learning issues.
Are there opportunities for self-learning in this role?
Yes, you are encouraged to update job knowledge by participating in self-learning opportunities and maintaining personal networks.
How do I ensure compliance with service agreements?
You ensure compliance by following standard processes and procedures and providing all necessary product information and disclosures to clients before and after their requests.