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Tata Motors · Bangalore, IN

Std- Customer Support Manager

Bangalore, INManager or leadCustomer Support

Listed on Tata Motors’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Position Summary with

Job Responsibilities

Resolve customer issues, drive service and spare parts revenue in service network in order to drive high customer satisfaction and after sales revenue through service network within company policies and code of conduct.

Education

B.Tech/M.Tech (Mechanical) in Automobile or Electrical Work Experience 7 to 8 workshops (dealerships & TASS) in a state,15 to 20 Key accounts & STU( State Transport Undertaking) 3-7 years of experience in a technical and/or customer servicing role preferably in automobile , two wheeler , commercial & passenger ancillaries, heavy engineering .or other sectors Tata Motors Leadership Competencies Developing Self and Others

  • Recognizing continuous development is essential for success and taking steps to develop self and helping others to excel

Leading Change

  • Recognizing the need for change, initiating and adapting to change

Driving Execution

  • Translating strategy into action and execution Leading by Example
  • Encouraging and following ethical standards

Motivating Self and Others

  • Inspiring teams and individuals

Customer Centricity

  • Anticipating, understanding and focusing efforts on meeting the customer (stakeholders) needs or expectations Functional Competencies Knowledge of Automobiles Strong analytical and Problem solving skills Interpersonal Skill Tags

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