Want to Work From Home Full Time? American Express is Hiring Customer Reps

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated September 15, 2017 4:16 pm
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Looking for full-time work?

That you can do remotely?

With a well-known, reputable company?

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Check, check and check: American Express is hiring full-time Virtual Platinum Customer Care Professionals.

Here’s how to apply.

(And if you’re looking for a work-from-home job but this one’s not quite right for you, be sure to like our Jobs page on Facebook — we post awesome work-from-home opportunities there all the time!)

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In this position, you’ll work from home on a “flexible, nontraditional schedule” and “deliver extraordinary care by promptly and accurately responding to customer inquiries.”

Your duties will include evaluating account information and offering tailored solutions to customers.

To be eligible, you must live in any state except Alaska, California or Hawaii, and have a distraction-free home office and experience “successfully interacting with customers.”

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If you live within 35 miles of one of its centers (Phoenix, Arizona; Salt Lake City, Utah; or Sunrise, Florida) then you’ll want to review its on-site positions.

You’ll start out earning “competitive” pay, with the opportunity to earn “monthly performance-based incentives.”

Not only is training paid (and from home), the company will also cover the connection cost of up to $100 for “dedicated telephone and Internet service from an American Express approved provider in your area.”

Woohoo!

Plus, you’ll be eligible for benefits like health insurance, retirement plans and tuition assistance from day one!

Sounds like a pretty good gig, right? Click here to learn more and apply.

Susan Shain, freelance writer, is always seeking adventure on a budget. Visit her blog at susanshain.com, or say hi on Twitter @susan_shain.

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