CareerArc Wins Gold for Industry Leading Customer Service

We went to Vegas this past weekend, and we won BIG! We are so proud to share this achievement for industry leading customer service with our clients and community:

TweetMyJobs, a division of CareerArc, won the coveted Gold Stevie® Award for Customer Service Department of the Year (Computer Software – Up to 100 Employees), as well as a Silver Stevie Award for Front-Line Customer Service Team of the Year (Technology Industries –Up to 100 Employees).

The Stevie Awards are the premiere international business awards for Sales & Customer Service, and we could not be more proud of our talented, dedicated, CareerArc Client Success Managers (CSMs) who are setting standards in client care across multiple industries. Congratulations to this amazing team that powers the cornerstone of our solution–expert, hi-touch customer service.

CareerArc CEO Robin D. Richards attended the Stevie Awards Gala in Vegas this past weekend along with 500+ finalists recognized for achievements in sales and customer care.

“We are thrilled to be recognized for our passion and leadership in customer service. Delivering top-notch customer support is not only the cornerstone of our business, but our brand promise. Winning two Stevie Awards to mark that achievement is an honor we share with our talented Client Success team and our clients.”  – Robin D. Richards, CEO of CareerArc

Other 2015 Sales & Customer Service Winners include Marriot, Kohl’s, IBM, Cisco, FedEx, SAP, Salesforce, Delta Air Lines, Wells Fargo, DHL, etc. See the complete list here.
Partnering with the best clients fuels our drive to provide the best customer service year after year. We thank our amazing customers in helping recognize our stellar Client Success team, and for participating in a recent customer satisfaction survey in which our CSMs scored a 90% satisfaction rating.
To learn more about our award-winning Client Success team and our client care philosophy, please visit our Clients Page and read one of our case studies.