Director Client Services Job Description
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A Director Client Service position identifies proposed clients for business growth, provides leading services, and builds client confidence. Their role is to develop process improvements to ensure client satisfaction and lead generation, supervise the client service team to achieve revenue goals, and maintain positive, long term and productive relationships with clients. Their responsibilities are to conduct surveys, obtain client feedback and recommend service improvements, ensure that all client requests are executed within assigned service timelines, maintain consistency and quality in all client communications, assign workloads to team members, oversee the daily team workflow and redir...
Steps to take to start your career as a Director Client Services and other jobs like it
- Obtain a high school diploma or equivalent. A degree often isn't required, but obtaining one in a relevant field (ex Finance) or some college education or relevant certifications are beneficial.
- Look for entry-level positions in any customer service or sales roles to gain experience interacting with clients and build the necessary skills. Employers are looking strong communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills. Working in client services requires the ability to effectively communicate with clients and colleagues, understand their needs, and resolve issues efficiently. Interviewing for these roles with a history of customer service experience will greatly benefit your career path.
- Seek opportunities to work in industries or environments relevant to the type of clients you want to serve. This could include retail, hospitality, banking or other corporate settings.
- Research the industry and company you're interested in working for. Understanding their products or services, target audience, and competitive landscape will help you better serve clients. Familiarize yourself with the company's policies, procedures, and customer service standards. Tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight relevant experience and skills, emphasizing your ability to communicate effectively, problem solve, and provide excellent customer service.
Client Services Job Requirements
By default, most firms expect you to have at least a bachelor's degree. If it's in business or finance, that's extremely helpful. However, it's not necessary. I work in a small RIA, which is a registered investment advisor. So it's a little more who you know, as opposed to with some of the larger firms. Written and oral communication skills are very important because you will be communicating with your clients. You're going to have to do it in a very professional manner, sometimes above what normal communication is with your other friends and colleagues. Having a customer service background is going to be extremely important. And that can be anything that doesn't necessarily have to be in banking.
My Early Career
I was a teller to start my career, and that is where I learned a lot of client engagement and was able to really hone in on my oral and communication skills to really help with being able to handle all sorts of difficult situations.
Why I choose Client Services in Investment Banking
I chose this job after working years in retail banking and understanding basic banking concepts. I became more and more fascinated with investment and wealth building. And I really want to understand how clients manage their wealth and how firms manage their clients' wealth. I got a job offer to be a client services representative at this investment management firm and I jumped at it because I wanted the investment management experience because I felt that was where the growth was in my career. I am every year learning something new and loving every single second of it.
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