Customer Relations Executive Jobs

Job Title: Customer Relations Executive

We need a real people-person

You know the type—someone who can chat up a storm, remembers birthdays, and actually enjoys sorting out the occasional client meltdown without losing their cool (or their mind).

If you’ve got a knack

For turning “just browsing” into “where do I sign?” and you’ve played the sales or customer service game for a year or two (doesn’t matter if it was here in the UAE or back home), we’re interested. Degrees? Yeah, bring any Bachelor’s or Master’s—honestly, we won’t grill you about your major, but we do want to see you’ve stuck something out.

Let’s talk skills

Communication is everything here. If you can’t explain a simple process without both parties breaking a sweat, this may not be your scene. We want someone who can keep things friendly but professional, knows how to handle sticky situations (late payments, anyone?), and doesn’t need to be micro-managed every step of the way. If you’re still waiting for someone to tell you what to do next, this role will eat you alive.

We’re all about building long

Term relationships with our clients—not just ticking boxes on a spreadsheet. If you can remember that Mrs. Thomas’s son is taking his big exam next week, and you genuinely care enough to ask how he did, you’ll fit right in. And yeah, chasing up on repayments or following through on promises is part of the gig. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows, but if you’re the type who gets a weird thrill from ticking off tasks and hitting targets, you’ll love it.

Perks?

Besides the salary and bonuses (which, let’s be honest, are pretty decent), you’ll be working with a team that believes in celebrating wins together—pizza Fridays, coffee runs, and the occasional meme war in the group chat. There’s room to grow, too. We don’t want you stuck in the same chair forever unless that’s your thing (no judgment).

So,

If you’re ready to ditch the boring jobs and join a crew that actually gives a damn, send your details our way. Don’t overthink it. The best opportunities usually don’t stick around.