The Basics Call Center Customer Service by Stephanie Orange.

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The Basics Call Center Customer Service by Stephanie Orange

Focus on your customer Don’t be distracted Stop surfing and socializing and

Make a good First Impression Be everything you would expect and want to your customer as you would for yourself

Let them hear your smile Welcome them with your tone and greeting

Listen actively use acceptance responses so they know you are listening repeat all critical elements so they know you understand paraphrase to confirm understanding ask clarifying questions when necessary

Be prompt Answer the phone with the designated amount of rings.

You’re not a turtle Time is valuable, don’t be slow

So have a sense of URGENCY ! Empathize with their problems, treat them as your own, and they are important!

If you don’t know It is okay, it’s not the end of the world. No one knows everything…

But… NEVER, EVER say that you… It’s our responsibility to get the answers they need.

That’s frustrating ! When we say we do not know the answer it is a dead end to the user.

Use all of your TOOLS Use your resources: your knowledge base, internet, your Subject Matter Experts, your co-workers, and anything else you need to in order to get them their answer.

Because you need to… Find out It’s the only reason we’re here

and call them back Promptly.

Don’t leave them on HOLD Ask permission & keep an eye on the clock. Don’t leave them waiting!

they’re waiting for you so tell them what to expect (research, calling someone, etc)

When they’re MAD They are just upset about the problem

Don’t take it personally Even when it sounds like they are mad at you

They just need their problem fixed Remember: It’s why they called.

Don’t be afraid We have all been there & walked the same roads.

to ask for You won’t have the answer for everything, so ask someone to help you when you need it.

from your manager

…or seek

from your co-workers Sometimes you need tribal knowledge

Diagnose to After you ask all the right questions

or fix their problems! We’re responsible to fix certain things on the first contact!

Document well Remember to Case notes are very important for yourself, the customers and sometimes others that may need to fix the issue.

Check that there aren’t missing pieces Give your notes a good review to make sure you haven’t missed any important bits of information. Fill in any pieces that need clarity.

Keep Smiling Build a good customer relationship. Create a devoted customer.

Have confidence in yourself You’ll do better than you think.

and a good attitude… because you Can Do It!

by Delivering on your promises Customers will remember when you make a promise, so always deliver what you say you will.

Don’t forget

To have Take a deep breath. Sometimes they don’t know, so you have to teach them.

Say Otherwise you may sound demanding and impatient.

and Because everyone likes to be thanked.

Go the extra mile & Always It helps to create the devoted customer that wants to come back.

Be prepared for a long and winding road (sometimes)

… and one last thing … make them happy they called

Is there anything else I can help you with?