Customer Service Representative: pay, skills & FAQs
What does a customer service representative need?
A high school diploma; prior retail or call center experience helps.
Top skills employers ask for
Frequently asked questions
How much does a customer service representative make?
Typical US pay for a customer service representative is about $16โ$22 per hour (roughly $33Kโ$46K a year full time). Pay depends on location, experience, shift and employer. Each listing on Click2Job shows the employer's pay when they share it.
What qualifications do I need to become a customer service representative?
A high school diploma; prior retail or call center experience helps.
What skills do employers look for?
The skills that come up most in customer service representative job descriptions are: Phone & chat support, CRM tools, Problem solving, Typing speed, Patience, Clear communication. Put the ones you have near the top of your resume, using the same words the job post uses.
How many customer service representative jobs are open right now?
There are 300 customer service representative jobs open on Click2Job right now, including 151 remote or work-from-home roles. Listings update every hour.
Where are the most customer service representative jobs?
Right now the most openings are in Rosamond, CA; California City, CA; Tehachapi, CA. You can search any city or choose "Remote".
Which companies are hiring customer service representatives?
Employers with open customer service representative roles right now include VirtualVocations, Jobs for Humanity, Path Arc, FedEx Office.
Can I get a customer service representative job with no experience?
Many employers hire entry-level candidates, especially if you can show related skills, volunteer work, or a certification. Search "entry level customer service representative" and look for listings that mention training.
How do I apply on Click2Job?
Click Apply on any listing. You don't need an account. For jobs posted directly on Click2Job you can upload your resume right on the job page; other listings take you to the employer's application.
Pay figures are estimates of typical US pay for this role and vary by location, experience and employer.