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Day in the life of a Client Operations Manager

What problems does a Client Operations Manager solve?

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Client Operations Managers help their clients and every member of their team work together using their ability to visualize data and create data processes to solve problems. My even utilizes data-driven thinking outside of work to plan ahead and keep all her bases covered.

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When I take that data, I create something out of it. So that to me is my own art, because nobody else can create what I created.

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Client Operations Manager

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Submitted question:

What is your favorite part about your job?

Answer:

Talking to people.

Susan

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Submitted question:

What did you study in college?

Answer:

I majored in Marketing and Management, minored in Psychology.

Andrew

VP, Client solutions

Submitted question:

What are the most important soft-skills (non-academic, i.e. communication, creativity etc.) that you use every day in your job?

Answer:

The power of persuasion.

Andrew

VP, Client solutions

Submitted question:

What advice would you give a student interested in client services?

Answer:

Communication skills, the ability to read people, and the ability to influence are key. Hone those skills as much as possible by taking on leadership roles whenever possible.

Andrew

VP, Client solutions

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