Empathy is essential in customer service, but it isn’t always enough. Your organization must embody the empowered behavior that being empathetic can require. One approach that’s good on paper but ...
In customer service training circles, there’s a belief that you can't train for empathy. In other words, the empathy required by a customer-facing employee is a fixed personality trait, something that ...
Crisis Text Line agreed to start a "mission aligned" for-profit sister company, but the mission alignment quickly got out of whack. Credit: Vicky Leta / Mashable When Crisis Text Line gave its ...
Assume good intentions. Hanlon’s Razor reminds us that most missteps stem from error, not malice. This can help us defuse tension in customer interactions. Pause before reacting. A brief moment of ...
Salesforce surveyed over 3,500 consumers worldwide to understand what customers need, and how companies can deliver the best customer service experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. Every two weeks, ...
There are three domains of empathy: emotional, cognitive, and compassionate. Mastery of these domains is often shown in the positive feedback and loyalty shown to a brand. If you brand your company as ...
Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another, and feeling with the heart of another.” Those are the words of Alfred Adler, the renowned Austrian psychotherapist. In ...
Customer empathy is essential for lower costs, higher customer satisfaction (Csat), and customer loyalty. Therefore, any call center committed to customer-centricity should ensure that its agents are ...
Ever wonder why exceptional customer service is becoming an endangered species? Here’s how you can make your business stand out in a sea of mediocrity simply by upping your customer service game.
You're frantically trying to resolve an issue with a recent online purchase. It's late, you're frustrated, and you need help now. You reach out to customer service, dreading the thought of navigating ...
We’re living through what many deem “The Great Resignation.” Right now, more than 50% of your employees may plan to leave your company, according to 2021 Achievers data covered in Inc. (paywall). As ...