AeC, Telemarketing Company, Announces Over 350 Home Office And In-Person Job Openings For Experienced And Inexperienced Candidates Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 30/08/2023 at 16:15

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AeC, Company Operating In The Telemarketing Sector, Is Hiring Hundreds Of Home Office And On-Site Job Positions In Several Roles In The Call Center, Technical Sector, Electricians And More.

AeC, the largest contact center company in Brazil, has over 350 job openings for various positions. In addition to traditional on-site job positions, the telemarketing company also offers home office positions.

List Of Open Job Positions At AeC

The telemarketing company has open home office and on-site positions in São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Paraíba, among others; check out some of the most requested roles:

ACTIVE CALL CENTER AGENT – BH;
QUALITY ANALYST;
RECLAME AQUI/SOCIAL MEDIA AGENT WITH EXPERIENCE;
Electrician;
JUNIOR SUPPORT TECHNICIAN;
INVESTMENT AGENT;
Refrigeration Technician;
SAC/RECEPTIVE AGENT;
SPECIALIST AGENT – WITH EXPERIENCE IN COLLECTION;
MULTISKILL AGENT WITH BANKING EXPERIENCE 5X2;
CALL CENTER AGENT – BH;
CALL CENTER – RECEPTIVE;
Sign Language Interpreter;
COMPLAINTS AGENT WITH EXPERIENCE;
Specialist Consultant – High-End Tourism;
SAC/RECEPTIVE AGENT;
General Services Assistant;
ACTIVE RETENTION SERVICE – BENEFITS CARD;
JUNIOR PEOPLE ANALYST – TRAINING;
OPERATION SUPERVISOR WITH EXPERIENCE IN CONSORTIUM;
Training Instructor;
SPECIALIST AGENT – WITH EXPERIENCE IN BANKING PRODUCTS;
RECEPTIVE/VOICE AGENT;
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT;
FULL PEOPLE SUPERVISOR;
OPERATION SUPERVISOR (RECEPTIVE);
SALES TRAINING INSTRUCTOR;
SOCIAL MEDIA/RECLAME AQUI AGENT II.

These and hundreds of other home office and on-site job openings can be found on the telemarketing company’s career site.

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AeC Also Offers Internship Positions For Residents Of Minas Gerais

In addition to the thousands of effective job positions, the telemarketing company still has 420 on-site opportunities for immediate hiring at its unit in Montes Claros (MG).

The entry-level job openings are for the call center position, both in the receptive format, where the employee receives requests and answers clients’ questions, as well as in the active model, where the approved candidates reach out to the client to provide feedback, propose solutions, or even sell products.

Those interested in participating in the selection process for the call center positions must be over 18 years old, have completed high school, and have basic computer skills. For university students, positions that allow balancing work and study due to reduced hours are also available. Registration can be done on the company’s website.

The first stage of the selection is an online test, and after approval, the company contacts candidates through messaging apps, email, or phone, which must always be up-to-date.

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Why Work In The Home Office And On-Site Positions At AeC?

Approved candidates, even without experience, will have access to a salary compatible with the market, in addition to benefits. Currently, the telemarketing company already has more than 10,000 employees in Minas Gerais. AeC is recognized as a major employer of young people, many of whom are looking for their first job, as well as individuals over 60.

In its unit in Montes Claros, 48% of its employees are young people between 18 and 24 years old. The company also has a policy of internal promotions. Just in the last year, more than 5,800 employees were promoted to positions across the country.

AeC, Telemarketing Company, Announces Over 350 Home Office And In-Person Job Openings For Experienced And Inexperienced Candidates Across Brazil

AeC, Company Operating In The Telemarketing Sector, Is Hiring Hundreds Of Home Office And On-Site Job Positions In Several Roles In The Call Center, Technical Sector, Electricians And More.

List Of Open Job Positions At AeC

AeC Also Offers Internship Positions For Residents Of Minas Gerais

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AeC, Telemarketing Company, Announces Over 350 Home Office And In-Person Job Openings For Experienced And Inexperienced Candidates Across Brazil

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List Of Open Job Positions At AeC

AeC Also Offers Internship Positions For Residents Of Minas Gerais

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