Hiring great customer service agents is one thing, but making sure your support team is set up to operate like a well-oiled machine long-term is an entirely different challenge, and that’s where customer service training comes in.
With more businesses running online and more workers doing their jobs from the comfort of their homes, how has the role of customer service changed? Or rather, how should it change as we move forward?
With nearly every market becoming saturated with endless options and closely competing offers, customers now have more power over your business’s success or failure than they’ve ever had before.
You're not alone: choosing a BPO is notoriously hard and the stakes are high. We built this guide to help you navigate the fragmented and frankly confusing world of outsourcing so you can find a partner that can deliver.
Learn which customer service metrics to track, how to calculate your team’s scores for each one, and how to help your associates improve upon them.
The purpose of measuring ASAT is to proactively identify risks such as burnout or lack of engagement, and ensure the team is happy doing the work they’ve been hired to do.
In a customer support triage system, more complex customer issues go to associates who are best able to help. Here’s how this process works.
While experiences of this global pandemic vary between (and even within) industries, we can all find grounding in the number of powerful lessons we are being exposed to.
Being a customer is a pretty universal experience. So if we all do it, why are we so often disappointed by the customer experience we receive?
Any kind of company can use the principles of observation and shared responsibility to create the kind of customer experience that other businesses envy and that will keep your clients coming back for more.
I had the opportunity to lead a quality assurance program for a chat project back in 2013. One of the biggest challenges was motivating employees to take ownership of their development.
These seven customer service strategies encourage warm, helpful interactions as well as a culture of continuous improvement. Let’s take a look.