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based in Milton Keynes Immediate starts available! Salary: £26,000 per annum The Role: An exciting opportunity has emerged to join our client's Customer Experience team as an Artworker. You are responsible for helping customers get the most out of their creative products by ensuring they have … a consistently high quality and personalised experience. Key Responsibilities: Adapt existing artwork to alternative layouts and/or formats in line with customer briefs and their brand requirements. Creating and managing our 'Pick your own templates and requests, making changes and uploading to the Online Hub. Carry out proof … to customer. Ensuring high standards of work are kept across the team. Handling New Orders in a timely and efficient manner. In line with customer briefs and their brand requirements whilst ensuring they are delivered within team KPI requirements. Be an expert in our design service, responding to customers more »

appropriate functions for resolution, monitoring resolution activity, and keeping customers appraised of progress. The ability to ensure that expectations are managed while delivering exceptional customer satisfaction are important factors in fulfilling the requirements for this role. The role plays a key part in driving and implementing change and supporting … to appropriate functions for resolution, monitoring resolution activity and keeping customers appraised of progress to ensure that expectations are managed while delivering an exceptional customer experience. Track actions through to formal completion and reports on progress as required. Skills and experience Knowledge and proven experience of User … Access Management. Detailed knowledge and experience of working in a user management role within an IT Services organisation. ITIL V3 Service Management qualified, or prepared to achieve qualification. Strong customer service and time management skills. Good analytical skills and the ability to demonstrate systematic thought processes. A strong more »