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Excuse Me, But Do You Even Have Customer Service Training?

CSM Magazine

A disgruntled customer with no good words to say, only negativity and a damning address. One of the most frustrating things about the customer service industry, no matter if you’re customer facing, or in office-based position, is rude customers. So how do you handle it? But at what cost should it be?

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Do More In ‘24: Ten Customer Service and CX Tips for the New Year

ShepHyken

I want this year to be your best year ever for creating amazing customer service and experiences. But as it applies to the customer experience, I thought it would be fun to share some ideas we need to do more of. Many, if not all, will apply to you and your business. How fast do you respond to customers?

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Three Customer Service Lessons from a World Traveler?

ShepHyken

I’m always looking for good customer service stories that teach or remind us about creating an amazing customer experience. The agent only gave me one and told me to get the next boarding pass when I landed. I’ve done this many times before and never had trouble getting both boarding passes at the outset.

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‘It’s Out of My Control’ Is a Bad Excuse

ShepHyken

It’s too bad about all that noise from the road construction.” The front desk employee practically cut me off and curtly stated, “It’s out of our control.” Of course, I knew it wasn’t the hotel’s fault. So how do you communicate something like this, that’s “out of your control?” Act like you care. That’s okay.

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The One Word That Makes Customers Accept Your Word As Final

Myra Golden Media

If you say “because” when you’re telling a customer something, you’ll significantly increase the chance that they’ll accept your word as final. “Excuse me. I have five pages. “Excuse me. I have five pages. “Excuse me.

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Being the Bearer of Bad News

ShepHyken

It’s never fun to share bad news with a customer. It doesn’t really matter what the bad news is; the key to managing the customer experience is how you deliver the bad news. This brings me to Dollar Shave Club , who had to share the news that they were raising their prices. That’s what they call their customers – members.

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Big Controversy: Should We Stop All Certification Now? Join the Debate…

Beyond Philosophy

We know from industry research and personal experience that despite all the attention on it, Customer Experience is either stagnating or not getting the results CEO’s desire. Having managed over 3,500 people in contact centers in my previous career, I was sympathetic of organizations at the start of the pandemic.