Here at ASB the Customer is at the heart of everything we do. Our Advice Centres are currently going through an exciting period of transformation to ensure we continue to deliver innovative, personalised and convenient solutions for our customers.
Te tūranga | The role:
We have an awesome opportunity for a Customer Specialist star to join the friendly team at our Warkworth Advice Centre.
As a Customer Specialist, you will be dealing with a broad range of banking queries and requests from Customers. ASB offers innovative online offerings and you will help support and educate our customers on the various banking solutions and options available to them.
This is a full-time position working 40 hours a week, Monday to Friday.
Ō pūkenga | About you:
We are looking for people who can build relationships, learn fast and respond quickly, and are passionate about providing memorable customer experiences. Your ability to educate customers on our digital and self-service channels will be both rewarding and satisfying. Confidence in learning our offerings and asking the right questions will ensure you are tailoring personalised solutions for customers.
What's in it for you:
This is an exciting opportunity to be at the forefront of our Advice Centre network and offers you the opportunity to progress your career in multiple directions, in many different teams and locations. ASB offer a fun and supportive team with awesome benefits.
Join a diverse and inclusive environment where we are United as one team, working together to accelerate progress for all New Zealanders.
You will also have access to:
A competitive market salary
A broad range of exclusive Staff Banking Benefits
Health, Life and Income Protection Insurance
Strong professional development opportunities
Joining a dynamic and diverse team
Me pēhea te tono | How to apply?
For additional information please see the attached Position Description, and to register your interest in this position please apply online.
Please note that all applications received for this role will be reviewed in January 2025.
