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Client Services & Reservations Specialist
Boston Corporate Coach™
Maitland, FL
Full-Time | 100% In-Office
Starting Pay: $20-$24 per hour, based on experience
About the Position
Boston Corporate Coach™ is seeking an exceptional Client Services & Reservations Specialist to join our team in Maitland, Florida.
We provide high-end chauffeured transportation for corporate executives, executive assistants, travel professionals, private aviation clients, meetings, events and individual travelers throughout the United States and internationally.
We are looking for someone who combines three qualities exceptionally well:
Outstanding customer service. Excellent communication. Exceptional attention to detail.
This is a customer-facing, detail-intensive position. You will spend a significant portion of your day speaking with customers and transportation partners, managing reservations and making sure every detail is correct.
This is not a warehouse, trucking, freight or delivery dispatch position.
Previous chauffeured transportation experience is helpful. We would rather hire an exceptional customer service professional who is highly detail-oriented and teach that person our industry than hire someone with transportation experience who doesn't have the communication skills and attention to detail our clients require.
Attention to Detail Is Critical
This is one of the most important requirements of the position.
Small mistakes can have significant consequences.
Entering the wrong date, overlooking a flight change, selecting the wrong airport, missing an instruction or failing to document a conversation can affect an entire trip.
We're looking for someone who naturally checks their work.
You should be the type of person who notices when something doesn't look right, asks questions when information is unclear and verifies details rather than making assumptions.
Accuracy, organization and follow-through are essential to succeeding in this position.
What You'll Do
A large part of your day will involve communicating directly with customers and our transportation partners by telephone and email.
Responsibilities include:
- Answering incoming customer calls in a polished, professional and helpful manner
- Taking new reservations and accurately entering all trip information
- Carefully reviewing reservations for accuracy and missing information
- Assisting customers with existing reservations, changes and cancellations
- Responding to customer emails clearly and professionally
- Providing quotes and explaining transportation options
- Communicating with executive assistants, corporate travelers, travel professionals and individual clients
- Communicating with our network of transportation partners throughout the United States and internationally
- Confirming availability, pricing and reservation details with transportation partners
- Reviewing dates, times, flight information, pickup locations and special instructions
- Following up on reservations to make sure outstanding details are completed
- Assisting customers with last-minute changes, flight delays and special requests
- Handling customer concerns calmly and professionally
- Helping resolve service issues and following them through to completion
- Maintaining complete and accurate reservation notes
- Managing multiple phone calls, emails and reservations without sacrificing accuracy
Who We're Looking For
We're looking for someone with exceptional customer service skills who is also extremely detail-oriented.
You should be comfortable spending a significant portion of your workday speaking with customers on the telephone.
The right person knows how to listen, ask good questions and communicate confidently. You should be equally comfortable helping someone make a reservation, speaking with an executive assistant, communicating with one of our transportation partners or helping an upset customer when something doesn't go according to plan.
You should also be someone who catches details other people miss.
If a flight number doesn't match the airport, a pickup time doesn't make sense, an address appears incorrect or important information is missing, we want you to notice it and investigate it.
We need someone who can work efficiently without becoming careless when things get busy.
The Backgrounds We're Most Interested In
Strong candidates may come from:
- Luxury hotels and resorts
- Hotel guest services or front desk
- Concierge services
- Airline reservations or customer service
- Private aviation or FBO guest services
- Corporate travel
- Travel agencies
- Luxury hospitality
- Executive or VIP client services
- High-end retail client services
- Professional customer contact centers
- Reservation and booking services
- Chauffeured transportation or black-car service
Industry experience is a plus, but excellent customer service and exceptional attention to detail are more important to us than transportation experience.
What You Need to Succeed
Exceptional attention to detail
You must be someone who checks their work, notices inconsistencies and understands that accuracy matters.
Excellent phone presence
You should sound professional, confident, friendly and composed when speaking with customers.
Strong customer-service instincts
You should know how to listen, understand what a customer needs and take ownership of helping them.
Professional written communication
You must be able to write clear, polished and professional emails.
Problem-solving ability
Flights get delayed. Schedules change. Customers make last-minute requests. You need to think through situations and work toward a solution.
Organization
You need to keep track of multiple details and outstanding items without allowing things to fall through the cracks.
Composure
You must remain professional when dealing with a frustrated or demanding customer.
Ownership and follow-through
If you become involved in an issue, we expect you to help move it toward resolution rather than simply passing it along.
Ability to multitask accurately
You must be comfortable moving between telephone calls, emails, reservations and customer requests while maintaining accuracy.
Qualifications
- Professional customer service experience required
- Exceptional attention to detail required
- Excellent telephone communication skills required
- Strong written and verbal English communication skills
- Strong organizational and follow-through skills
- Strong computer skills and ability to learn new software
- Ability to manage multiple tasks without sacrificing accuracy
- Ability to handle customer concerns professionally
- Ability to work accurately in a fast-paced environment
- Hospitality, travel, aviation, reservations, executive services or luxury customer-service experience strongly preferred
- Chauffeured transportation experience is a plus
- Limo Anywhere experience is a plus, but not required
Work Environment
This is a full-time, 100% in-office position in Maitland, Florida.
This position is not remote and not hybrid.
Applicants must be able to reliably commute to our Maitland office for every scheduled shift.
Our customers rely on us to coordinate transportation professionally and accurately. That can mean a single airport transfer, an executive traveling across multiple cities or a complex itinerary involving numerous passengers and vehicles.
The person we're looking for understands that great service isn't simply answering a phone or entering a reservation. It's listening carefully, getting every important detail right, communicating professionally and making the person on the other end of the phone feel confident that everything is being handled.
If you're an exceptional customer-service professional, have a sharp eye for detail and take pride in getting things right the first time, we'd like to hear from you.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $20.00–$24.00 per hour
Work Location: In person - Maitland, FL
Pay: $20.00 - $24.00 per hour
Expected hours: 45.0 per week
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible schedule
Work Location: In person
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in client services manager jobs.
- 3 to 5 years of client-facing account management or customer success experience
- Proven ability to manage multiple client accounts simultaneously and meet retention targets
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for executive-level stakeholder interactions
- Experience with CRM platforms such as Salesforce or HubSpot to track account health
- Bachelor's degree in business, communications, or a related field
- Familiarity with contract renewals, upselling, and escalation management processes
Tips for Your Client Services Manager Job Search
Quantify retention and revenue outcomes
Client services manager resumes that show churn reduction percentages, net revenue retention figures, or portfolio growth by dollar volume get past ATS filters faster. Replace vague phrases like 'managed client relationships' with the measurable result those relationships produced.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists client services manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Tailor your resume to each industry vertical
A client services manager resume built for a SaaS company should highlight renewal cycles, product adoption metrics, and escalation workflows. The same resume sent to a financial services firm needs to emphasize compliance awareness, portfolio size, and relationship tenure instead.
Target listings by client tier, not just title
Search for terms like 'enterprise client services', 'strategic accounts', or 'SMB client success' in addition to the base title. The tier determines compensation, travel expectations, and the stakeholder level you'll manage, so filtering by it saves you from mismatched interviews.
Prepare a structured escalation story for interviews
Interviewers for client services roles almost always ask how you've handled a client at risk of churning or an escalated complaint. Prepare one story using a clear situation, your specific actions, and the outcome, keeping it under two minutes so it lands cleanly.
Negotiate scope before you negotiate salary
Before discussing compensation, confirm the portfolio size, number of direct reports, and whether the role owns renewals or just manages day-to-day service. Those factors shift the market range substantially and give you a defensible anchor when the salary conversation starts.
Client Services Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most client services managers?
The most active employers for client services managers right now are BDO, BAYADA Home Health Care, and 1st Source Bank, and the most openings are in New York, Texas, and California, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Demand is consistent across financial services, SaaS, and healthcare clients services teams.
How many client services manager jobs are remote?
About 63% of client services manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of September 2026, with the highest remote share in SaaS-focused customer success and tech-sector account management roles. On-site and hybrid requirements are more common in financial services and healthcare organizations where in-person client contact is part of the job.
How do you become a client services manager?
Most client services managers start in associate account management, customer support, or inside sales roles and move up after demonstrating consistent client retention and relationship growth. Building fluency in a CRM platform, taking on portfolio ownership early, and asking to shadow escalation calls accelerates the transition to a manager-level title.
Can you get hired as a client services manager without direct management experience?
Yes, especially if you can show you've owned a book of business, led client onboarding independently, or served as the primary contact for a complex account. Employers filling associate or junior client services manager roles often prioritize communication skills and retention results over formal people-management history.
What does the client services manager interview process look like?
Most processes start with a recruiter screen focused on portfolio size and industry background, followed by a hiring manager conversation centered on a specific client escalation or churn scenario you've navigated. Later rounds often include a panel with cross-functional stakeholders or a case study where you outline how you'd handle a struggling client account.
Where can I find and apply to client services manager jobs?
You can find and apply to client services manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your industry background and experience level, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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