Work in sunny Lisbon as a customer service or sales representative
About this role
Do you dream of sunshine before work, beach walks after work, and a lifestyle that feels like a fresh start? Move to sunny Lisbon, one of Europe’s most vibrant and sun drenched cities, and begin your adventure as a Customer Service or Sales Representative!
About the job
Imagine waking up to the fresh Atlantic breeze and the warm Portuguese sun lighting up the streets of Lisbon. On your way to work, you’ll walk past colorful azulejos, charming cafés, historic trams, and lively terraces filled with people enjoying city life. Grab a coffee and a freshly baked Pastel de Nata before starting your day in an international office surrounded by colleagues from all over the world.
You’ll work for a global outsourcing company with more than 223,000 employees across 76 countries. Their clients include some of the world’s biggest brands, such as Google, Mercedes, Pinterest, Netflix, Expedia, Foot Locker, and many more.
Customer Service Representative
As a Customer Service Representative, you’ll help customers via phone, email, chat, and social media. You’ll receive full training so you can confidently support customers, solve problems, and create positive experiences every day.
Sales Representative
As a Sales Representative, you’ll become an expert in your client’s products and services. You’ll identify new business opportunities, connect with potential partners, and guide them through the entire sales process. From lead generation and outreach to presentations and closing deals, you’ll play an important role in helping businesses grow while developing valuable international sales experience yourself.
Even though you’ll mainly support Finnish speaking customers, your everyday office life will be highly international. You’ll communicate with colleagues from across Europe in English, making this a perfect opportunity to improve your language skills and build friendships from around the world.
What happens after you get the job?
Starting a new life abroad might sound overwhelming,