Posted 2mo ago

Customer Retention Coordinator

@ Lytegen
Kiratpur Sahib, Punjab, India
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:contact customers, coordinate teams, monitor timelines
Requirements Summary:Strong English communication, conflict resolution, relationship management, organizational skills, ability to work under pressure, detail-oriented, accountable.
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Job Description

We are seeking a highly professional Customer Retention Coordinator who will play a critical role in maintaining customer trust, reducing cancellations, and ensuring a seamless experience throughout the project lifecycle. This is a dynamic position designed for someone who is adaptable, composed, and capable of operating across customer communication, scheduling coordination, and project follow-through without being confined to a single functional label.

This role is built for an individual who understands that customer retention is driven by clarity in communication, speed in execution, and consistency in follow-up. Your ability to build confidence, resolve concerns, and maintain strong relationships will directly impact long-term customer satisfaction and company stability.

Key Responsibilities
• Serve as the primary point of contact for customers to ensure confidence and continuity
• Manage proactive communication to prevent cancellations and dissatisfaction
• Coordinate closely with operations, scheduling, and project teams to ensure alignment
• Handle customer concerns with professionalism, empathy, and authority
• Monitor project timelines and intervene when delays may impact customer experience
• Identify and resolve issues before they escalate into complaints or churn
• Maintain accurate documentation of all customer interactions
• Adjust priorities based on customer urgency and operational demand
• Ensure all communication reflects a high standard of professionalism and trust

This role is intentionally cross-functional. It blends customer experience, operational coordination, and project awareness into one unified retention-focused position.