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If you’re in a call center performance management role, you’ve probably invested a lot of time and energy in your customerservicetraining and coaching programs. You’re determined to build a team of brand experts who can connect with customers, resolve issues, and drive sales with ease. Give the service agent the floor.
If you’re in a contact center performance management role, you’ve probably invested a lot of time and energy in your customerservicetraining and customerservice coaching programs. You’re determined to build a team of brand experts who can connect with customers, resolve issues, and drive sales with ease.
I’m a contact center supervisor who trains, yet I don’t have a training background. Here’s the advice I gave Sherry: Distance doesn’t have to be a barrier to quality customerservicetraining. Your customerservice agents rely on audio daily as they support customers!
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Let’s take a look…” If you make a statement similar to this and ensure your tone and body language send the same message, customers will feel your urgency and earnest and handling the problem from this point on will be easy as pie. Almost never is the problem the customerservice professional is responding to their fault.
Let’s take a look…” If you make a statement similar to this and ensure your tone and body language send the same message, customers will feel your urgency and earnest and handling the problem from this point on will be easy as pie. Almost never is the problem the customerservice professional is responding to their fault.
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