Best practice tips for Avaya contact centre surveys
For any organisation, the contact centre is often the single biggest customer touchpoint. Being the voice of an organisation means that the contact...
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Smoke Customer Intelligence : 11 April 2024
Customer experience (CX) recognises that customer satisfaction is pivotal in driving business innovation. With employee engagement moving from a buzzword to a proven process, it's clear that exceptional customer experiences begin with our front-line staff.
Using your customer experience data can help you identify and hone in on areas of concern and create powerful, data-backed training material for your customer service or contact centre staff. So read on, and discover how you can use your CX programme to create customer service training materials that will make your team ready for any situation!
Utilising Eyerys, gather omnichannel feedback including surveys, feedback forms, social media comments, and call recordings. Analyse this data to identify recurring themes and focus on metrics like Net Promoter Score (NPS), Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT), and Customer Effort Score (CES).
Categorise Feedback: Group issues into categories such as product concerns, service quality, response time, and communication skills.
Prioritise Concerns: Concentrate on the most frequent or impactful complaints to enhance customer satisfaction.
Extract Real-Life Scenarios: Use actual customer cases to illustrate specific issues.
Develop Training Modules: Design modules that cover best practices, communication skills, product knowledge, and problem-solving techniques, using real-life scenarios for case studies or role-play exercises.
Incorporate Soft Skills: Emphasise empathy, active listening, and de-escalation techniques.
Update Training Regularly: Keep materials current with new feedback and trends.
Feedback Loop: Encourage staff to share their experiences and suggestions.
Monitor and Adjust: Track training effectiveness through key metrics like CSAT and FCR, and adjust training based on representative feedback.
Promote Continuous Learning: Encourage an environment of ongoing improvement.
Recognise Achievements: Acknowledge and reward improvements and exceptional customer service.
By systematically using customer feedback to inform and develop training materials, you not only address current issues but also empower your customer service team with the skills and knowledge they need to excel, leading to enhanced customer satisfaction and loyalty.
At SmokeCI, we go beyond providing insights. Our advanced analytics and reporting services offer deeper understanding and actionable intelligence to continually refine your customer service strategies. Reach out to us to discover how our analytics expertise can transform your customer experience.
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