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Weploy
Sydney
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Customer Service Consultant
Be Part of a Supportive Team & Make a Real Difference in People's Lives!
Are you passionate about delivering exceptional customer service during life's most important moments? Join a proud Australian life insurance provider, where empathy meets expertise and every interaction matters.
Permanent position with real career growth
– Join a genuinely supportive company that values and develops its people.
No sales pressure
– Focus purely on helping customers with their existing life insurance policies and claims.
– Work in Sydney CBD, directly across from Town Hall station.
Customer-centric culture
– Be part of a loving, supportive environment that celebrates team wins and individual milestones.
Coaching-focused leadership
– Work under the Head of Client Services, who is committed to your development and success.
ASAP
$71,000 base + super
up to 4 weeks of incredible training
Monday–Friday, rotating roster between 8am-6pm (8-4, 8:30-4:30, 9-5 shifts)
On site to begin with and then moving to hybrid (1 day WFH)
Join an Australian life insurance company with a genuinely supportive culture built on family values and community involvement. We're not just colleagues – we're a team that cares about each other.
Ready to Make a Difference?
If you're someone who wants to help people during life's most important moments and thrive in a supportive, team-oriented environment, we'd love to hear from you!
Apply now and bring your customer service passion to a company that genuinely values empathy, excellence, and making a positive impact every day.
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