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If you don’t listen or you talk to much, you cant identify the true source of any problem. Therefore you can’t solve anything. It’s also important to let the customer vent a little. In a difficult situation, the customer will feel better just by being listened to. This also makes true empathy more effective while at the same time building credibility for any solution you may offer

Empathy, Energy and Longevity is key to the perfect customer service experience. Applying empathy in all situations keeps your customer grounded, energy in reflecting concern, finding resolution and being there for the entire experience, not handing off when things get tough. This allows the customer to rebuild trust and see follow thru with a true customer experience that builds companies.

I agree. Ask questions for clarification and to focus on the main issue. Practice open body language and eye contact. Research the company. Above all listen!

I've always felt and experienced when you really listen to a customer and ask plenty poignant questions, it will make the service call less stressful for the client, they will feel valued and understand no matter what type of issue that might come up you'll always be able to be someone they can count on.

In my experience in customer service, especially if a customer is irritated/aggravated, it is important to let them vent without interruption and then ask them what you can do for them. Go over different solutions and engage the customer in each of them. Customers like being heard and involved. They want to know someone cares and wants to resolve their problem as best they can...and they appreciate the extra attention and care.

I always have a list of contacts ready, this way I don’t lose valuable time resolving the customer’s issue. Most time the customer is frustrated, I always keep a calm voice and end the conversation with a promise to get back to them in a timely manner. I try to give a time frame and keep my word even if I need to do more research

Always remember to think outside of the box. Sometimes you are going to run into a complicated issue that isn’t going to be resolved in the normal way. This is where partnering with your team becomes an invaluable resource; two heads are always better than one.

In a previous role, I encountered a situation where a customer was facing a technical issue that prevented them from using our product effectively. After a thorough analysis, I realized the problem was due to an outdated module that needed an upgrade. Despite the complexity, I managed to develop a workaround that temporarily resolved the issue without breaching any company protocols. This solution allowed the customer to continue their work uninterrupted while I collaborated with the tech team to deploy a permanent fix. My approach not only resolved the issue quickly but also adhered strictly to our company's standards and procedures.

One thing I've found helpful, that has worked well for me, is to express how you understand followed by a short example of a similar situation that affected you. However, I always make sure to keep the focus and attention on the callers concerns and what will be done to resolve any issue.

Being empathetic is so vital when working with the customer service aspect of a job. I assisted with housing needs. This was going to be challenging because this person was a convicted felon with violent convictions. But this man was the kindest, sweetest person that paid his debt to society learned so much about his role in the reasons why he wound up in prison. Actual rehabilitation. Now he needed a home of his own. He wanted a sober house to be where he would live. After starting at 9AM calling and emailing sober homes until 4PM that day, it wasn't hopeful. A sober house opened in Quincy for parolees. I stayed a little late so I could tell him. He cried. He had a place, some space that was his. Everyone deserves a second chance.

My strategy is to employ the ‘HEAR’ technique: Halt: Stop and give the customer my full attention. Empathize: Show empathy by saying, ‘I understand why you’re upset. This isn’t what we want our customers to experience.’ Assess: Carefully assess the situation by asking questions to get to the heart of the issue. Resolve: Work swiftly to find a solution, keeping the customer updated on the progress. For instance, there was a time when a customer was dissatisfied with a service delay. I stopped my work, focused on their concern, empathized with their situation, assessed the cause of the delay, and resolved it by prioritizing their service request. The customer appreciated the communication, and the steps taken to expedite their service.

Communication is the one of the most vital skills we all should take seriously and always try to look at how you can communicate in the most respectful and thoughtful manner. Calmly, patiently communicating with someone who needs answers and reassurance that your team is taking care of their needs on every level and really mean it. It can't be "lip service" Due diligence is always the way to know things are getting done. Communicating with coworkers and team mates about a particular issue or projects and knowing all is being taken care will mean the world to a worried customer. Keeping the lines of communication open with coworkers and teammates will resonate with customers or clients and they will feel good about choosing your company.

One of my best tips for this is to show in the interview that you can support the customer in a way that shows empathy, competency, and a desire to help while also showing the interviewer that you can do it efficiently. In customer support roles, of course the customer matters, but ultimately, hiring managers want to know that you can meet and exceed their metrics because that’s where the money is. Harsh truths, but you absolutely can do both and it’s important to showcase it.

Always Adhere and listen to what your prospect, customer, client is saying. You want to be the solution not the problem. I think it’s extremely important to communicate and collaborate as a whole.

Team work is key on any customer service position or any job in general. We are a company that needs to deliver the same to meet a goal at the end, if there is someone lost and can’t do their part, somebody can help them to finish. Is not a competition at the end we all want the same.

Según mi experiencia, otra estrategia es la adaptabilidad; comprendo que cada llamada y cliente son únicos, por lo tanto, mantengo una actitud flexible y positiva para encontrar soluciones efectivas incluso en circunstancias desafiantes. Esto no solo facilita la resolución de problemas, sino que también mejora la experiencia del cliente al sentir que están siendo atendidos de manera empática y competente.

Always remember your team they are valuable and doing a great job. We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for everybody that are part of this company. Telling someone they are doing a great job can be huge on their attitude and expectations.