Customer Support · San Francisco, CA

Customer Service Representative jobs in San Francisco, CA

Customer service representatives answer questions, resolve complaints, and process orders and returns across phone, chat, and email, aiming to leave customers satisfied.

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$22–$39/hr
Typical pay range
$60k
Median, full-time
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Sales Development Representative

Voxeet · San Francisco, CA · Full-time

This way they can offer their users high quality, real-time communications, so that people don't have to leave their apps to get customer service, connect with a team member, inquire about an offering, or check in with t…

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Managing Director, Client Executive

NTT DATA · San Francisco, CA
$150k - $350k

Executive will leverage NTT DATA's broad portfolio and managed services capabilities to help clients achieve their most critical business... ...Client Management, with the ability to grow and improve client/ customer rel…

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Manager, Client Accounts

DLA Piper · San Francisco, CA
$112.88k - $179.48k

Escalates unresolved global billing or reporting issues to senior management to support timely resolution.Tracks team metrics, analyzes service- level trends, and implements solutions to maintain exceptional client servi…

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Sales Development Representative

Conduit · San Francisco, CA · Full-time
$90k - $140k

workflows a day. Hospitality is 10% of global GDP and it turns on customer experience. Resolving a guest request immediately is most of... ..., and it is what our agents do. Role: Sales Development Representative You bui…

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Sales Development Representative

Socket · San Francisco, CA · Full-time

audit, and manage open source code. Our customers - from Anthropic to xAI, and Figma to... ...hunt for an energetic Sales Development Representative to bolster our team. Your primary role... ...potential clients, highlig…

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Sales Development Representative

Veeva Systems · San Francisco, CA
$80k - $95k

At the heart of Veeva are our values: Do the Right Thing, Customer Success, Employee Success, and Speed. We're not just any public... ...you will join a highly accelerated path from Sales Development Representative to Ac…

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NEW GRAD: Sales Development Representative

Fooda · San Francisco, CA · Full-time
$70.5k

something employees love and look forward to every day. Who We Are Looking For: Fooda is looking to add a Sales Development Representatives that will be based out of our Los Angeles office. This is an awesome opportunity…

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What customer service representatives earn in San Francisco

Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives

ExperienceHourlyAnnual, full-time
Entry level $22–$27 $45k–$56k
Mid level $25–$32 $53k–$67k
Senior $30–$39 $63k–$81k

Adjusted for the San Francisco market from national ranges.

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What employers ask for

The skills these listings keep naming

Clear written and spoken communicationDe-escalationCRM systems (Zendesk, Salesforce)Product knowledgeMultitasking across channelsEmpathy and patienceAccurate data entryProblem solving
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Interview questions worth rehearsing

With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for

Tell me about a time you turned around an angry customer.

Structure it: let them vent, acknowledge the frustration, solve what you could, and say how the interaction ended. Keep the customer sympathetic in your telling.

How do you handle a question you do not know the answer to?

Show honesty plus ownership: say you will find out, set a realistic timeframe, and actually follow up. Never guess to sound confident.

How do you balance speed with quality when there is a queue?

Mention using templates and knowledge bases for common issues while slowing down for complex ones, and knowing which metrics matter for each.

Describe a time you went beyond policy limits, or chose not to.

Show judgment: when a small exception preserved a customer relationship, or when you held a line and explained it kindly. Escalation is a valid answer.

How do you keep your composure after several difficult calls in a row?

Be practical: a breath between contacts, not taking anger personally, and resetting for each customer who deserves a fresh start.

What systems have you used, and how do you document a contact?

Name your CRM tools and describe concise, complete notes so the next agent never asks the customer to repeat themselves.

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Resume tips that move the needle

For customer service representatives specifically — generic advice costs you here

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Quantify your work: contacts handled per day, CSAT or QA scores, first-contact resolution rate, or average handle time.

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Name the platforms you know, such as Zendesk, Salesforce Service Cloud, Freshdesk, or Intercom, and the channels you covered.

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Show progression or trust signals, like training new hires, handling escalations, or being assigned VIP accounts.

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List languages you support customers in; bilingual reps are consistently in demand and often earn a differential.

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Tie your experience to the employer's industry where you can, for example insurance, e-commerce, or SaaS support.

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Where this role goes

Typical progression

01 Customer Service Representative
02 Senior CSR / Escalations
03 Team Lead
04 Customer Service Manager
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