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Build Contact Center Knowledge for Improved Customer Experience

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This is the first in a three-part series on developing an effective customer experience strategy. I once worked as a customer service representative (“CSR” or “Agent”). CSRs were expected to handle telephone calls and customer correspondence with accuracy and care. Advancement opportunities and more.

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Build Contact Center Knowledge for Improved Customer Experience

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This is the first in a three-part series on developing an effective customer experience strategy. I once worked as a customer service representative (“CSR” or “Agent”). CSRs were expected to handle telephone calls and customer correspondence with accuracy and care. Advancement opportunities and more.

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Build Contact Center Knowledge for Improved Customer Experience

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This is the first in a three-part series on developing an effective customer experience strategy. I once worked as a customer service representative (“CSR” or “Agent”). CSRs were expected to handle telephone calls and customer correspondence with accuracy and care. Advancement opportunities and more.

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This Is How You Save On Customer Support

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Good content is not just a formidable marketing tool, it’s also a great starting point for sorting out customers’ problems with your product. Content may be of many different types – blog posts, videos, white papers, case studies, and more. Minimize Calls to Customer Service – Offer Alternatives.

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Customer Service Employees are Among the Least Engaged: What’s One Way to Change That?

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Historically and for the most part still today, customer service agents are paid a relatively low amount to be the face of a brand or organization when customers have questions or issues surrounding an organization, its products or services.

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One and Done: How to Optimize Your First Contact Resolution Rate

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For the average contact center SQM benchmarks, only 48% of total calls are ‘one and done’ call resolution. This means for the average contact center, 52% of total calls handled by customer service representatives are for customers who are calling 2 or more times to resolve their call.”.