For Questions and Answer
For Questions and Answer
-To tell you more about myself, I am a K-12 SHS Graduate (New Curriculum) with the
strand of hums. I am into creative writing and when I was in high school, I am a varsity
player of Jose Maria College and I had attended several national school competitions.
Unfortunately, I was not able to continue my college because of my family financial status.
Now, I am currently looking for a job so that I can provide for my needs and I can gain
experiences that I am sure can be very useful in the future. My experiences in school have
develop me to become a person with a strong inter-personal skills so I don’t have any
problems dealing with different kinds of people. Thou, I am not looking to further my
education soonest because my top priority for now is to really work and find a job. I still hope
maybe in the next 3-5 years, I will be able to obtain my college diploma while working for
this company.
How can you resolve the problem on your own without any disturbance from your co-
worker?
- The first step in effective problem-solving is that we need to must know exactly what the
problem is. Once the customer stated the problem, it can be helpful for us to re-state the
problem for clarification and validation by the customer.
- For every caller’s concern, there will be a root. In some cases, the root is a lack of
understanding. In other, it is a faulty good or service. To provide the best possible customer
service for each call, we must be able to determine why the problem exists. This allows us to
better understand the customer’s needs and to better address the problems at hand.
- Also, we need to determine how the problem affects the customer. In other words, we need to
put our shoes on other shoes. We must know if he or she is dissatisfied with good service. We
must adequately understand how the issue affects the client and this will help us to provide
personalized service and fully address the client's issues.
- Once the solution has been implemented, it’s important to survey the customer about their
experience. Was there anything they felt fell short of the mark? Did they need more support?
Was there anything the agent did particularly well or particularly poorly? These customer
insights can help ensure that future problem-solving phone calls are executed more smoothly.
- In addition to surveying the customer, each contact center should also survey its agents. Did
the agent feel as if he or she had enough information to address the call sufficiently? Were the
contact center’s systems up to par? Was he or she able to navigate the computer and various
company platforms in a way that allowed the call to be dealt with efficiently? Were there any
perceived inefficiencies the agent would prefer to do away with? Surveying both agents and
customers can help ensure that contact centers are keeping their operations efficient,
streamlined, and satisfactory for everyone involved.