Hiring For 12th Pass Freshers - BPO Telecaller (Hapur)

We are seeking a dedicated BPO Telecaller to join our team in Hapur. This is a full-time position suitable for candidates with little to no experience, making it an excellent opportunity for freshers looking to start their careers. **Key Responsibilities:** - **Make Outgoing Calls:** Contact potential customers and present our products or services, aiming to inform and persuade them to consider our offerings. - **Address Customer Queries:** Respond to questions and concerns from customers effectively, ensuring they have all the necessary information for their decision-making. - **Maintain Records:** Keep accurate records of calls made and customer interactions to help track progress and improve service quality. - **Follow Scripts:** Adhere to provided scripts for conversations to ensure consistency in messaging and to meet company guidelines. - **Meet Targets:** Work towards set performance targets for calls and sales, helping to drive the success of the team and the organization. **Required Skills and Expectations:** Candidates should possess good communication skills to convey messages clearly and confidently. Basic computer knowledge is essential for operating call center software and recording interactions. A positive attitude and a willingness to learn are important, as you will be engaging with various customers throughout the day. Good listening skills are crucial to understanding customer needs and providing appropriate responses. Teamwork and adaptability are valuable traits in our dynamic work workplace. A minimum education level of 12th pass is required for this role. - Experience 0 - 1 Years - No. of Openings 50 - Education 12th Pass - Role BPO Telecaller - Industry Type Call Centre / BPO / ITES / LPO - Gender [ Male / Female ] - Age Limit 18 - 30 Yrs. - Job Country India - Type of Job Full Time - Work Location Type Work from Office - Face Interview Location Meerut Road, Hapur

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