Lisbon Polish Support & Content Moderator No Experience

Two On-Site Opportunities in Lisbon for Polish Speakers – No Experience Required! We are looking for Polish-speaking professionals to join our teams in Lisbon, Portugal. Two roles are available, and no prior experience is required. You will start immediately under contract, including paid training, and accommodation is provided from day one. Role 1: Customer Service Representative (Polish + English) * Location: Lisbon (on-site) * Working Hours: Monday to Sunday, 08:00–17:00 or 09:00–18:00 (rotating shifts) * Days Off: 2 rotating days per week * Note: Schedule may later change to 24/7 rotating shifts Requirements: * No prior experience needed * Strong verbal and written communication skills * Empathy and rational decision-making * Ability to manage high contact volumes during peak periods Training: Paid and included in your contract from day one Role 2: Content Moderator (Polish + English) * Location: Lisbon (on-site) * Working Hours: 24/7 – Monday to Sunday (rotating shifts) * Days Off: 2 rotating days per week Requirements: * No prior experience needed * Strong moderation and decision-making skills * Good understanding of e-commerce * Excellent written and verbal communication Training: Paid and included in your contract from day one Salary & Benefits (both roles) * Base salary: 920€ x 14 months * Performance bonus: 45€ x 11 months * Meal allowance * Night & weekend shift bonuses * 1,000€ signing bonus * Accommodation included (private room arranged by the company) * Paid training under contract upon arrival * Work on-site in Lisbon, one of Europe's most vibrant capitals * Opportunity to gain international experience in a multicultural environment Interested? Send your updated CV or reach out for more information: Marco Velenosi marco.velenosi@cbtalents.com +39 334 619 6398 #J-18808-Ljbffr

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