Customer Experience Design Customer Service Representative Training 
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MAY 25, 2023
In this article, we’ll discuss what designing an effective customer experience looks like, what makes it different from user experience and customer service, why it matters, the elements of customer experience design, and how to design a great customer experience from start to finish.
Myra Golden
OCTOBER 5, 2020
I’m so excited to kick off Customer Service Week with a free soft skills training course! I’ve partnered with Genesys to position Customer Service Representatives to deliver the best possible customer experience and redirect interactions with challenging customers.
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Myra Golden
DECEMBER 19, 2017
But, sometimes, personalization can get in the way of serving the customer and moving things forward. Last week I delivered a customer service training session where part of our focus was moving employees out of an attitude of personalization to an emphasis on finding a win-win solutions for problems.
Myra Golden
AUGUST 25, 2016
Two years ago I was working with a company to help their customer service representatives convey empathy to customers. The intended outcome of the training was for employees to speak to customers with care, concern and compassion. Yes, that is exactly the goal of empathy in the customer experience.
Myra Golden
AUGUST 16, 2016
There’s a lot customer service professionals can learn from doctors when it comes to delivering bad news. Doctors, surgeons and trauma teams are strategically trained and highly skilled in delivering bad news. I noticed how calm we were as we took in the bad news the doctor was delivering.
Myra Golden
NOVEMBER 15, 2016
N o matter what your product or service is or what business you’re in, your employees will have to deal with difficult customers. So that’s why I’m sharing these tactics… to show you a fast and easy new way your employees can create calm and regain control with difficult customers. They knew their stuff. Everybody, including us.
Myra Golden
MARCH 15, 2018
Let the customer know that there will be a few seconds of silence, by explaining what you are doing, “This will take just a few moments to pull up,” or “What I’m doing here, is processing the return, and placing your replacement order. Once, when I was talking to a customer service representative, he used the downtime fantastically.
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