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Extraordinary Customer Service is so hard to attain these days due to the pigeon holing, call center type services.

Too many facilities now make you use scripted responses. They don’t allow for taking the time to qualify a customer completely and gain the client’s trust. Instead companies are too busy to time the CSR and make sure they quickly take the information and move onto the next call. With some customers that may work however I find a much better working relationship with the client by listening to their needs completely and using intellect and resources to exceed the customer’s expectations. Customers can tell when you are just sending them mind-numbing information and only call when they absolutely have to. My kind of service is to provide legendary service. Service where the customer feels they connected with someone and will let you know if there are other potential opportunities coming up that can possibly be capitalized upon. It’s all about a relationship. A trusted, valued relationship.

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1 comment to Extraordinary Customer Service is so hard to attain these days due to the pigeon holing, call center type services.

  • Halodude

    Hiya,

    I agree with your post, but I can’t help but think that is a bit hard to achieve (referring to using ‘intellect) when you are on the other end of relentlessly-inquiring customers; you’d have to be quick on your feet to come up with some ‘reasonable’ answers.
    In short, doing Customer Service is harder than you’d think…

    …which leads to two ideas: why end up working for a company that receives more negative feedback than positive, and the fact that some Customer Service assistants are mainly p/t kids who need a bit of spare cash. Well, you can’t blame ‘em.

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