Client Relationship Officer
German translation: Kundenbetreuer
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| na +1 | Kundenkontaktmanager |
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| na | Kundenkontaktperson |
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Kundenkontaktperson Explanation: Kontaktperson zur Pflege von Kundenbeziehungen - this could be a longer, detailed translation of the above |
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Kundenkontaktmanager Explanation: Liebgard is almost right, but an "Officer" cannot just be translated as a person. HTH |
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Kundenbetreuer Explanation: The term "Kundenbetreuer" implies customer care in general. It seems that in German rather the tasks of a job are being described in detail than the person is given a certain name. There is the more general term of "zuständiger Sachbearbeiter, Verkäufer, Außendienstmitarbeiter etc." |
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