FAQs
What is the main role of a Voice of Customer Analyst?
The main role of a Voice of Customer Analyst is to contribute to the development of customer experience strategy, analyze customer feedback, and present findings to internal and external stakeholders to enhance customer experience in both insurance and law areas.
What qualifications or experience do I need to apply for this position?
Candidates should have an inquisitive and data-driven mindset, excellent analytical skills, experience with MS Excel, and the ability to manage primary and secondary research projects. Experience working with stakeholders to draw out insight is also important.
Is experience with both qualitative and quantitative analysis required?
Yes, experience conducting analyses of both quantitative and qualitative customer feedback is essential for this role.
What kind of skills are emphasized for this position?
The role emphasizes strong analytical skills, effective communication, good organizational skills, the ability to work independently, and a high attention to detail.
What benefits does ARAG UK offer to its employees?
ARAG UK offers a range of benefits, including 25 days holiday, a company pension scheme, group income and legal protection, health cash plans, and access to an employee discounts hub, among others.
What is the work culture like at ARAG UK?
ARAG UK promotes an open, inclusive, and high-energy culture that encourages personal and professional development, while placing an emphasis on customer-centric service.
Is there potential for career development within the company?
Yes, ARAG UK is committed to providing genuine development opportunities for employees, allowing for progression in their careers.
Do I need to meet all the criteria listed in the job description to apply?
No, candidates are encouraged to apply even if they do not meet all the criteria, as transferable experience is also valued.
Where is the Voice of Customer Analyst position located?
The position is located in the City Centre Bristol offices of ARAG UK.
What is the importance of the Consumer Duty in this role?
The Consumer Duty is important in this role as it requires the analyst to ensure that customer research and communication testing meets consumer protection regulations and standards.