FAQs
What is the role of a Data Services Associate at Boldr?
The Data Services Associate is responsible for reviewing data using different tools and databases, executing processes as defined by the client and/or management, maintaining productivity and quality targets, identifying process improvement opportunities, and collaborating with internal and external teams to complete projects.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
You should have a Bachelor's or College Degree in any field you’re passionate about. Previous experience in a related field and basic knowledge of Salesforce, CRM applications, and cloud-based applications like Google Drive, Google Sheets, and MS Office are considered a plus.
Is previous experience required for this role?
While previous experience in a related field is a plus, it is not explicitly required.
What qualities does Boldr look for in a candidate?
Boldr seeks candidates who are curious, authentic, analytical, and detail-oriented, with a passion for client satisfaction.
What benefits does Boldr offer?
Boldr offers benefits including training and development, a mental health program, and Philhealth coverage.
Is there room for growth within the company?
Yes, Boldr is committed to growth and aims to employ over 5,000 people by 2027, providing opportunities for personal and professional development.
What are the productivity and quality targets I would need to meet?
As a Data Services Associate, you will be expected to meet defined productivity and quality targets as outlined by the client and/or management.
How does the company define its core values?
Boldr's core values emphasize authenticity, curiosity, dynamism, operational excellence, and empathy. These values guide their mission and candidate selection.
Are there opportunities for process improvement in this role?
Yes, you are encouraged to identify process improvement opportunities and report any deficiencies to ensure accurate task execution.
What tools will I be using in this role?
You will be using various tools and databases, including CRM applications, Salesforce, and cloud-based applications like Google Drive, Google Sheets, and MS Office applications.