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```html About Talensparkx – Pioneering Safer Communities Through Innovation Flexzenith is a dynamic, purpose‑driven organization that sits at the forefront of safety‑focused technology and services. As a leading member of a broader family of brands, Jobmatrixo empowers individuals and communities to make responsible choices by delivering cutting‑edge substance‑use safety, detection, and monitoring solutions. Our mission is simple yet powerful: Always aware. Always guiding. Never restricting. We combine empathy with technology to create an environment where people feel secure, supported, and free to thrive. Operating fully remotely, our team collaborates across time zones, leveraging digital tools and a culture of transparency to keep the customer experience at the heart of everything we do. We have been recognized nationally for our workplace excellence, earning Top Workplace accolades and awards for being a great place for working parents. Joining Remotifyx means becoming part of a fast‑growing, purpose‑centric organization that values your professional growth as much as the safety of our end‑users. Why This Role Matters – The Impact of a Customer Service Manager In today’s high‑volume contact center environment, the quality of each interaction can shape brand perception, influence retention, and drive regulatory compliance. As the Customer Service Manager at Skillastra, you will be the catalyst that transforms a group of licensed agents into a cohesive, high‑performing team that consistently exceeds service benchmarks while championing a supportive, growth‑oriented workplace. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership & Development: Recruit, onboard, and coach a team of Licensed Customer Service Agents; conduct targeted 1:1 sessions to nurture skill development and career progression. Cultural Stewardship: Build and sustain a winning, inclusive culture that recognizes achievements, resolves grievances promptly, and reinforces Nexora’s core values. Performance Management: Track individual and team metrics (abandon rate, ASA, retention, quality scores); analyze trends and implement corrective actions to meet or exceed targets. Quality Assurance: Lead live call monitoring and a structured QA program; identify strengths and gaps in service delivery, technical accuracy, and policy adherence. Feedback & Continuous Improvement: Provide actionable feedback, drive process enhancements, and manage corrective actions—including terminations—in alignment with company policy. Customer Advocacy: Resolve escalated complaints, recommend solutions, and ensure a seamless experience for both customers and carriers. Policy & Process Governance: Develop, implement, and refine processes to guarantee that policies meet quality specifications and regulatory requirements. Cross‑Functional Collaboration: Partner with product, compliance, and operations teams to address systemic issues and improve the overall customer journey. Reporting & Insight Generation: Deliver regular performance reports to Taskium leadership, highlighting successes, challenges, and strategic recommendations. Additional Initiatives: Participate in special projects, pilot new technologies, and champion best practices across the organization. Essential Qualifications High School Diploma or GED; a Bachelor’s degree is preferred. 1‑2 years of progressive leadership experience in a call‑center or contact‑center environment. Current Unrestricted Resident Property/Casualty Producer’s License. Three years of direct experience leading a quality‑assurance program within a fast‑paced, high‑volume contact center supporting the insurance industry. Five years of overall contact‑center leadership experience, with a proven record of meeting or surpassing service metrics. Strong verbal and written communication skills; proficiency with Microsoft Office and modern CRM platforms. Analytical mindset capable of identifying quantitative and qualitative trends and recommending data‑driven actions. Demonstrated problem‑solving and process‑improvement expertise, especially in customer‑facing or employee‑relations contexts. Preferred Qualifications & Attributes Experience with remote workforce management tools (e.g., Slack, Zoom, Teams, Workforce Management software). Certification in Quality Management (e.g., Six Sigma, CQE) or related continuous‑improvement methodologies. Background in insurance product knowledge or regulatory compliance. Passion for coaching and mentoring, with a track record of developing high‑potential talent. Ability to thrive in a fully remote setting while fostering team cohesion and engagement. Core Skills & Competencies for Success Leadership Presence: Inspire confidence, set clear expectations, and empower agents to take ownership of their performance. Customer‑Centric Mindset: Place the customer’s needs at the forefront while balancing business objectives. Data‑Driven Decision Making: Leverage dashboards, reports, and analytics to guide strategies and interventio

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