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What Came First COVID-19 or Poor Customer Service?

CSM Magazine

Just like the chicken or egg conundrum the same could apply to COVID-19 and poor customer service. As many organisations hide behind the pandemic for failing service standards, Abbie Heslop, Commercial AI Analyst, EBI.AI What came first, Coronavirus or poor customer service? About the Author.

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How Real Estate Occupancy Rate Impacts Customer Service

CSM Magazine

The importance of occupancy rate transcends rental properties and affects commercial buildings, retail spaces, and even residential complexes. As a result, understanding the relationship between real estate occupancy rate and customer service is crucial for investors and property managers alike.

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Your service quality isn’t defined by your industry

Customer Enthusiast

I was recently asked which industry sectors have the most issues with poor customer service and what could be causing this? Telecommunications (telecom, TV, internet), health plans, government offices, airlines, and insurance are the industries that consistently produce the lowest overall customer satisfaction (OSAT) scores.

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Customer Service Call Center

Call Experts

By leveraging the expertise of skilled customer service agents, businesses can elevate their customer service standards to new heights. When it comes to delivering exceptional customer service, businesses face numerous challenges. And high expectations from their customers.

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Excellence doesn’t require permission

Customer Enthusiast

Whenever I go on record saying, “Most employees don’t choose to deliver poor customer service; they just don’t choose to deliver exceptional customer service” (or something similar), there are always pundits who emerge from the dark recesses of the Internet to lay the blame on management for employee indifference toward customers.

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Volunteers at Work

Customer Enthusiast

For many years, I’ve gone on record saying that the reason you and I, as customers, consistently receive predictably poor customer service is because exceptional customer service is voluntary; employees don’t have to deliver it, and most don’t. This includes both coworkers and customers.

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Going above and beyond is a choice

Customer Enthusiast

For many years, I’ve gone on record saying that the reason you and I, as customers, consistently receive predictably poor customer service is because exceptional customer service is voluntary; employees don’t have to deliver it, and most don’t. This includes both coworkers and customers.