Vivo Offers 800 Remote Job Openings for Customer Service Representative; Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Apply!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/10/2021 at 08:28

Updated on 26/10/2021 at 08:44

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The 800 Home Office Job Openings Offered by VIVO Only Require High School Education and Basic Knowledge of Information Technology

Looking for a formal job? Check out the home office (remote) job openings offered by Vivo and work for one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The opportunities are for positions at both high school and university levels in São Paulo and Curitiba. Candidates from all over Brazil can apply.

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Vivo is part of one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world, with a presence in 17 countries in Europe and Latin America. It began its story in Brazil in 1998, when Telesp – the state-owned telecommunications company of the Telebrás System – was privatized and acquired by Telefónica from Spain, forming Telefônica Brasil.

Currently, Vivo connects about 357.5 million accesses to mobile and fixed telephony and internet, as well as subscription TV in all the countries where it is present. A reference in 4G mobile telephony and ultra-fast fixed broadband, it offers subscription TV with the most HD channels in the market and numerous online applications.

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Requirements: To apply for one of the job openings, candidates must have completed high school, demonstrate proficiency in information technology and Office Suite. Vivo is also looking for people with a consultative and analytical profile.

Benefits: The company offers its employees meal vouchers, medical assistance, food vouchers, dental assistance, salary supplementation for absences – INSS, support for children, daycare assistance, life insurance, advantage club, smartphone, parental leave, discounts, and birthday leave.

Application: Interested candidates for the ATTENDANT positions must register their resume directly on the company’s website, at this link. Vivo also has a talent bank. This means that interested candidates who are not selected can continue to register their resumes to remain in the company’s system until opportunities arise.

It’s important to remember that Click Oil and Gas is not responsible for the selection process. The job openings listed above can be filled at any time by Vivo.

Vivo Offers 800 Remote Job Openings for Customer Service Representative; Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Apply!

The 800 Home Office Job Openings Offered by VIVO Only Require High School Education and Basic Knowledge of Information Technology

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