Client Support Agent - 2026

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BACKGROUND: Kaizen Advance is a growing consulting company based in Atlanta, GA, specializing in connecting quality workers with work-from-home (remote) opportunities. We are onboarding independent customer service contractors to service client support programs for nationally recognized brands.

Client Support

Agents will work from home and be the primary link between our clients' current and potential customers.

The Client Support

Agent is responsible for providing effective customer service for all internal and external customers by using excellent, in-depth knowledge of company products and programs and communicating effectively with team members within the customer service department of various Fortune 500 companies. This is an Independent Contractor opportunity, not an employee role. This opportunity is best suited for individuals who can work independently, follow structured processes, and meet performance expectations without constant supervision.

JOB DUTIES: Handle customer service calls professionally Resolve customer inquiries professionally and efficiently Accurately document call details and outcomes Meet attendance, quality, and performance benchmarks Maintain compliance with program requirements Requirements

WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED: Outstanding problem-solving skills

Patience and empathy - an ability to manage stress and work under pressure

Excellent communication skills in writing and verbal with outstanding listening skills

Ability to provide knowledgeable, friendly, and professional customer service

Experience navigating and efficiently using program tools and software using technology

Basic computer skills QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a legal US Resident and Citizen

Must be at least 18 years of age

Must be able to pass a 7-year criminal background check

Must be able to work at least 15 hours (30 intervals) a week

No degree necessary – a great work-from-home opportunity for anyone ready to invest in themselves and work hard!

Previous customer service experience is preferred, but is not required TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS: Windows 11 ONLY – No Chromebooks or Apple (Macs) allowed 8GB RAM PC (Minimum), 16 GB RAM PC (Preferred) Dual monitors Noise-canceling USB headset Hardwired internet connection (Ethernet; No Wi-Fi) IMPORTANT DETAILS: Certification and startup requirements apply. Contractors are responsible for managing their schedule and performance. Apply only if you are prepared to meet professional standards and commit fully to certification and onboarding.

​​Visit for more information. Benefits

No degree necessary – a great work-from-home opportunity for anyone ready to invest in themselves and work hard! You can create your work schedule to fit your needs, whether you want a full-time or part-time schedule You have the opportunity to receive performance-based compensation or other incentives You can work remotely

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