What You Actually Do
Answer questions like “Where’s my order?” or “How do I return an item?”
Help customers solve issues quickly and keep them happy.
Use Amazon’s tools and software to check orders, refunds, and deliveries.
How You Work
You work from home, so no commuting.
Communicate via chat, email, or phone calls.
Follow guidelines for handling issues, but sometimes think fast if a problem is unusual.
Skills You Use Daily
Communication: Explain things clearly.
Patience: Handle frustrated customers calmly.
Problem Solving: Each query is like a mini puzzle.
Typing & Computer Knowledge: Navigate dashboards and applications.
Typical Schedule
Shift-based work (morning, evening, or night shifts).
Attendance is monitored, but you work comfortably from home.
Perks
Fixed monthly salary plus performance incentives.
Paid leave, health insurance, and employee discounts.
Opportunities to move into team lead or operations roles in the future.
Who It Suits Best
People who enjoy helping others and solving problems.
Comfortable working online and handling multiple queries.
Good at reading, typing, and following instructions.
Medical Insurance: Comprehensive coverage to support your health and finances, including health insurance benefits up to ₹5 Lakh, life assurance, and critical illness coverage.
Pension Plan: A company-sponsored pension plan to secure your financial future.
Internet Allowance: Monthly internet allowance to support your work-from-home setup.
Amazon Extras Program: Access to lifestyle benefits and retail discounts through the Amazon Extras program.
Paid Time Off: Paid time off to ensure a healthy work-life balance.
Parental Leave: Paid parental leave to support employees during significant life events.
Training & Development: Expert training and ongoing opportunities to learn more and develop your skills.
Equipment Package: A complete equipment package provided upon joining to facilitate your remote work.
Shift Flexibility: The role requires working variable hours to match when customers need assistance most, including overnight, day, late shifts, and a minimum of 40 hours per week.
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