Estate Manager (Customer Relations)
The Estate Manager at Housing & Development Board focuses on delivering customer services related to HDB flat purchases and ownership. Responsibilities include assessing eligibility for housing grants, loans, and processing resale transactions while managing customer appeals. The role involves daily liaison with residents, solicitors, and agencies, as well as supervising counter operations. This position provides an in-depth understanding of the HDB value chain and focuses on process improvement.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Administrative
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Estate Manager at Housing & Development Board focuses on delivering customer services related to HDB flat purchases and ownership. Responsibilities include assessing eligibility for housing grants, loans, and processing resale transactions while managing customer appeals. The role involves daily liaison with residents, solicitors, and agencies, as well as supervising counter operations. This position provides an in-depth understanding of the HDB value chain and focuses on process improvement.
TAL's take
Stable government role in public housing operations, though role is administrative and offers a contract-based tenure.
Clear administrative and customer-facing responsibilities within the HDB housing purchase process.
Must haves
- Team player
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Customer-service mindset
- Ability to establish rapport with people at all levels
About the company
Government agency in Singapore managing public housing, categorized as tier 2 due to being a public sector entity.
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