Customer services jobs in Ireland

We’re here to help you take your career in customer services forward with a wealth of people-first customer services jobs.

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Customer services jobs in Ireland

We’re here to help you take your career in customer services forward with a wealth of people-first customer services jobs.

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Our recruitment experience in customer services jobs 

Through our extensive employer network and boots-on-the-ground experience, we’ll bring you high calibre roles that will challenge and satisfy you, and are able to recruit for customer services advisors, team leaders, managers and more. 

With the workplace evolving at pace and omnichannel customer communications increasingly taking centre stage, employers need customer services professionals – like you – who have the technical know-how, strong communication skills and relationship-building abilities to keep their business running smoothly.  

Recruiting for a wealth of roles from customer services advisors to team leaders, managers and directors across manufacturing, financial services, engineering, construction professional services sectors and local and central government, our experience placing customer services professionals in the right roles is both comprehensive and varied. 

Take a look at our extensive customer services jobs

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CUSTOMER SERVICES JOBS FAQs

Customer service talent is in high demand – with calls and queries not only increasing in number, but in complexity. While a growing customer base is always positive, it’s also creating a surge of pressure on businesses and their staff, causing talent attrition to increase. Organisations are having to react quickly to combat the effects of the talent shortfall, which has resulted in an increase in vacancies.  

The COVID-19 pandemic proved a turning point for customer service, with people increasingly turning to digital channels for logging their queries. This digital focus is only going to increase, with the most advanced organisations at the point of being able to leverage real-time customer behaviour data to deliver a simplified customer experience proactively and pre-emptively. 

It usually starts at €25,000 for a customer service advisor role, but this is dependent on location. As a customer service team leader in Dublin, you would be looking at a typical salary of €42,000. 

With call volumes growing and queries becoming more difficult to resolve, the skills required in customer service now require a more strategic focus. Although the tools and channels used to problem-solve are now more digital in nature, customers still want personalised care, and therefore empathy, collaboration and communication are just as important to success as speed, agility and product knowledge.

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