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Delete, Ignore, Snub or Engage? How Mature Companies Should Tackle Negative Social Media Feedback Analyses

eglobalis

Companies must consider the manpower needed to ensure thoughtful, consistent responses—especially for those with a global presence, where language barriers and cultural nuances can further complicate interactions. Balancing Efficiency with Customer Care For large companies, managing social media complaints can become a resource-heavy task.

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Building a Culture of Customer Care Isn’t Easy

Kayako

She will guide you through why customer care is so important and how teams can feel empowered to help their customers. You love doing everything that you can for your customers. How do you train your employees to offer the same level of care? How to teach customer care. Empower support teams.

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Upgrade Your Customer Support Rep to a Customer Support Professional

ShepHyken

A talented receptionist is a friendly voice greeting customers who may have questions or concerns about the company, or perhaps a potential customer getting their first impression of the company’s service and culture. They’re your front line for your customers. How would that make the employee feel?

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Are Telecoms The World’s Worst At Customer Experience?

Beyond Philosophy

In Florida, we are having problems with our service, so I called customer care. The Brighthouse/Spectrum customer service representative told me an engineer was scheduled to see me the next day. I worked in Telecoms for 18 years before leaving to start my global Customer Experience Consultancy.

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Guest Blog: You Serve Customers? Is your light on?

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Marlene Caroseli who shares some great activities and questions to help customer service representatives improve their service and make the customers experience better. – Shep Hyken. Chip Bell is known for helping organizations create a customer-centric culture.

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14 tips on how to deal with difficult customers (+ examples) 

BirdEye

Train staff in customer service skills 12. Foster a customer-centric culture within the organization In this blog, we discuss more about them in detail. Table of contents Why should businesses deal with difficult customers? Competitive edge : Excellent service sets a business apart from competitors.

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20 Customer Service Skills Operators Need to Succeed in All Support Channels

Comm100

Understand the customer’s experience. Where is your customer from? Have customer service representatives disappointed him in the past? Let the customer know that even if you can’t give him exactly what he requests, he still has authority in the matter. How old is he?