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PerchPeek helps employers relocate their employees to hundreds of destinations worldwide and helps team members with all stages of the moving process, from searching for a house to
Relocation Consultant, EMEA
Location
Europe
Posted
41 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Relocation Consultant, EMEA
PerchPeek
• Support current markets with surges in business volume • Provide flexibility for Relocation Coach capacity • Improve coverage to support relocators across multiple markets and timezones • Deliver end-to-end Relocation Coach services to a diverse portfolio of relocators • Build trusted relationships with relocators • Delegate tasks when appropriate • Communicate with relocators via PerchPeek app and through calls • Handle difficult inquiries or situations • Provide expertise on all aspects of relocation • Support relocators in understanding company’s relocation policy • Recommend and coordinate additional relocation services • Ensure data accuracy for analysis and reporting • Monitor service delivery to meet quality requirements • Collaborate with other Relocation Coaches for problem-solving and knowledge sharing
Job Requirements
- Availability to work during GMT/CET business hours
- Fluency in verbal and written English
- Awareness or first-hand knowledge of major cities and lifestyle norms in the UK and Europe
- Bonus if lived or relocated within the UK or Europe
Benefits
- Flexible work arrangements
- Paid training on internal systems
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