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7 Ways Customer Service Can Go Wrong

Bold360

We all know that nobody wants nor has time to deal with bad customer service. But unfortunately, bad customer experiences happen every day. And while it’s no consolation to the customers who have been at the receiving end of lousy support, other businesses can learn from common CX mistakes.

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Protected: Customer Service Training—Not Right Now, I’m Too Busy doing it Wrong!

Daniel Group

To view it please enter your password below: Password: The post Protected: Customer Service Training—Not Right Now, I’m Too Busy doing it Wrong! This content is password protected. appeared first on The Daniel Group.

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Customer Service Gone Wrong

Ann Michaels and Associates

People love reading about bad customer service stories. They go viral because we’ve all been there – on the phone desperately needing help from customer service, or waiting in an endless line at the airport. Check out these five horribly bad customer service examples and what you can do to avoid them.

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When Customers Are Wrong, What Should Customer Service Do? Keep Serving Customers.

Win the Customer

The customer is not always right, but proving the customer wrong doesn''t win the customer and will most likely cause you to lose future business. Customer Service'

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How Telefonica O2 got Customer Experience & Services so Wrong, and 27 Principles to save O2 Chaotic Experience

eglobalis

Since the merger, Telefonica O2 yields high return, but poor quality in services and customers are the ones suffering the most. The post How Telefonica O2 got Customer Experience & Services so Wrong, and 27 Principles to save O2 Chaotic Experience appeared first on Eglobalis.

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Removing customer service accents via AI: The wrong solution to a real problem

Help Scout

Sanas claim that their real-time “accent matching” improves understanding by 31% and customer satisfaction by 21%. What does it mean for customer service teams, and how should we think about it? Read the full article

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Reducing Customer Churn: Do You Need Prediction, Interpretation, or Both?

InMoment XI

Customer behaviour prediction—including customer churn prediction—is at the top of our clients’ agenda—and for good reason. Who doesn’t want to be able to predict the future for their customers, employees, and business? However, when it comes to actually improving the experiences of your customers, it becomes more complex.