The Executive in Customer Services will assist in production processing and perform basic operational tasks with direct supervision, ensuring smooth operations.
Participates in ongoing production processing and performs basic operational tasks under direct supervision.
Job title:
Executive - Customer Services
Job Description:
Participates in ongoing production processing and performs basic operational tasks under direct supervision.
Location:
Mumbai
,
India
Time Type:
Full time
Contract Type:
Permanent
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