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United Kingdom

Guildford

Guildford

Wokingham, Berkshire, United Kingdom

An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is… Show more An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is generally less expensive to keep existing clients than to seek new clients to replace those that have defected as a result of inadequate customer service. Account managers work closely with the sales team to ensure that it is clear what products or services the client has purchased, and that those products and services fit the client's needs. Show less

An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is… Show more An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is generally less expensive to keep existing clients than to seek new clients to replace those that have defected as a result of inadequate customer service. Account managers work closely with the sales team to ensure that it is clear what products or services the client has purchased, and that those products and services fit the client's needs. Show less

Dunsfold

An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is… Show more An account manager is an employee who is responsible for the day-to-day management of a particular customer's account with the business. The account manager is a point of contact, and provides customer support, upselling, technical assistance and general relationship management. An account manager may be in charge of a number of smaller accounts, or may focus on a few larger accounts.Companies use account managers to ensure that customers feel that their needs are being met. It is generally less expensive to keep existing clients than to seek new clients to replace those that have defected as a result of inadequate customer service. Account managers work closely with the sales team to ensure that it is clear what products or services the client has purchased, and that those products and services fit the client's needs. Show less

Dunsfold

Sales administrators play a key administrative role in supporting the sales team and provide an important link between the salesperson and the client. Reporting to sales executives, they work in a challenging and competitive environment, processing all sales-related paperwork and arranging appointments for salespeople to visit new and established customers Specific responsibilities include dealing with invoices, chasing up overdue payments and monitoring ongoing orders. Those working in… Show more Sales administrators play a key administrative role in supporting the sales team and provide an important link between the salesperson and the client. Reporting to sales executives, they work in a challenging and competitive environment, processing all sales-related paperwork and arranging appointments for salespeople to visit new and established customers Specific responsibilities include dealing with invoices, chasing up overdue payments and monitoring ongoing orders. Those working in this particular area of sales are often the first point of contact for customers, who may need assistance with orders, requests and complaints Show less

Guildford, United Kingdom

Being a pub or bar manager is more of a way of life than a job. That’s not to say it’s easy, because it’s not. My main duties were to make sure your customers are happy, that there’s plenty of stock behind the bar and that your staff know how to provide great service. But, as with any time served behind a bar, there’s a lot more to it than that….Key responsibilities:Recruiting, training and motivating your staffDoing regular stock-takes and ordering as necessaryHandling… Show more Being a pub or bar manager is more of a way of life than a job. That’s not to say it’s easy, because it’s not. My main duties were to make sure your customers are happy, that there’s plenty of stock behind the bar and that your staff know how to provide great service. But, as with any time served behind a bar, there’s a lot more to it than that….Key responsibilities:Recruiting, training and motivating your staffDoing regular stock-takes and ordering as necessaryHandling deliveriesMaintaining the condition of beer and wineOverseeing or liaising with the kitchenKeeping up to date with licensing legislation, liaising with the authorities and taking overall legal responsibility for the premisesEnforcing health and safety rulesAdhering to budgets, increasing profits and managing cashflowDealing with difficult customers Show less

Haslemere

As a head or executive chef you're as close to a superhero as it gets in the kitchen. Everyone in the brigade, from the kitchen porter to the sous chef, looks to you for inspiration – and you'll have to hold your own with the front of house restaurant staff, too.To be blunt, your menus will set the tone for the restaurant, and the quality and pricing of the food you produce could arguably make or break the business.Key responsibilities:Overall responsibility for daily operations in… Show more As a head or executive chef you're as close to a superhero as it gets in the kitchen. Everyone in the brigade, from the kitchen porter to the sous chef, looks to you for inspiration – and you'll have to hold your own with the front of house restaurant staff, too.To be blunt, your menus will set the tone for the restaurant, and the quality and pricing of the food you produce could arguably make or break the business.Key responsibilities:Overall responsibility for daily operations in the kitchenLiaising with purchasing companies for food ordersMaintaining or raising the profit margins on foodProducing menus and new dishesManaging, training and recruiting a brigade of chefs Show less

Liphook

As a commis chef you're on the first rung of the ladder to becoming a great chef. In most kitchens you'll do food preparation work and basic cooking under the supervision of a chef de partie or section chef, rotating through sections such as sauce, vegetables, fish and butchery roughly every six months.This is your big chance to learn all there is to know about your trade, but the standard and style of cooking you do will be determined by your commitment and the type of hotel or restaurant… Show more As a commis chef you're on the first rung of the ladder to becoming a great chef. In most kitchens you'll do food preparation work and basic cooking under the supervision of a chef de partie or section chef, rotating through sections such as sauce, vegetables, fish and butchery roughly every six months.This is your big chance to learn all there is to know about your trade, but the standard and style of cooking you do will be determined by your commitment and the type of hotel or restaurant you apply to work in – so choose carefully.Key responsibilities:Maintaining high standards of hygienePreparing the ingredients for a more senior chefMeasuring dish ingredients and portion sizes accuratelyDealing with deliveries and stock rotation Show less

Liphook

ResponsibilitiesPrepare alcohol or non-alcohol beveragesInteract with customers, take orders and serve snacks and drinksAssess customers’ needs and preferences and make recommendationsMix ingredients to prepare cocktailsPlan and present bar menuCheck customers’ identification and confirm it meets legal drinking ageRestock and replenish bar inventory and suppliesStay guest focused and nurture an excellent guest experience

Farnham

A hardworking Door to Door sales professional who has the communication skills needed to deal with people from every walk of life on a daily basis. I have the determination, confidence, ambition and drive needed to sell and promote products through direct sales in any designated area. I can knock on doors and give my future customers a human face to face experience that they will remember and which will be hugely beneficial to them. With my past employer I was responsible for generating… Show more A hardworking Door to Door sales professional who has the communication skills needed to deal with people from every walk of life on a daily basis. I have the determination, confidence, ambition and drive needed to sell and promote products through direct sales in any designated area. I can knock on doors and give my future customers a human face to face experience that they will remember and which will be hugely beneficial to them. With my past employer I was responsible for generating new sales and developing on-going customer relationships as well as upgrading current customers.My key strengths include; canvassing residential customers, developing long-lasting client relationships and inspiring other sales people to work in the direct sales environment. Show less

Liphook

answering customer enquiries or passing them on to another departmentgiving information and helping to solve problemsselling products or taking ordersarranging services for customers, such as booking tickets or setting up insurance policieshandling complaints and passing them on to a manager if requiredentering customer information onto a computer databasetaking payment for goods or servicesgiving refunds

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