Monday 12 August 2013

Drive Customer Satisfaction with Three ‘P’ Skills – Professionalism, Patience, Problem Solving


One out of every 25 jobs in the US is tied to a call centre, but many still fail in providing customers’ satisfaction, according to a recent study. Most companies work hard in providing call centre agents with the necessary product training material, and feel there is a correlation between positive customer satisfaction and the number of issues resolved.  Unfortunately, studies reveal quite the opposite. In this particular study conducted by Tracy Learning LLC, a positive satisfaction rate of only about 18% was reported by customers who had their issue resolved quickly.  In comparison, a positive satisfaction rate of 90% was reported by customers whose issues were not solved quickly but felt their call centre agent demonstrated professionalism, patience and problem solving skills.  Bottom line, the goal when a customer calls in is not to just fix the technical issue, but it is making sure your customer is satisfied. Coracall, a global leader in customer call centre support, makes every effort to combine problem solving and people skills with technical knowledge. To learn more about Coracall, visit http://www.coracall.com

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