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         <title>Characteristics Of The Customer Service Representative</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>To me, it wouldn't really matter what he would like. Why? Because more likely than not, you'll just be talking to the representative on your phone. His voice, however, would be somewhat deep but still understandable. He would need patience because there many moments when customer representatives just lose it on a customer. Also, the representative should know many things like common questions by many customers to get their problem solved or question answered as quick as possible.<br><br>Something he shouldn't have is a light temper, this can cause easy frustration and that isn't good for a company </div>]]></description>
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