Customer service administrators are responsible for doing secretarial and clerical work for people who deal with customers. They are an important part of a company, helping customer service agents successfully handle complaints and questions.
Function
Customer service administrators answer telephones and emails, deal with invoices and file reports. The job will vary from company to company. Some customer service administrators may help salespeople make sales or even do some accounting.
Qualifications
Customer service administrators must possess strong written and spoken skills since they will deal with customers and sales agents. Although most of these jobs do not require more than a high school diploma, many companies prefer customer service administrators with job experience.
Pay
According to PayScale.com, customer service administrators make between $10 and $20 per hour, based on experience, as of August 2010. In some jobs, customer service administrators also make a percentage of the commission on sales as well.
