
Delivering WOW through World Class Customer Support
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- Q1
A warm hello is vitally important to establishing relationship with the customer.
truefalseTrue or False15s - Q2
Which is NOT a sign of active listening?
Asking the customer to repeat themselves
All of these
Repeating issue back to the customer show understanding
Please continue
15s - Q3
Providing WOW Customer Support experiences
makes customers happier.
All of the answers
sets us apart from our competition.
influences customer loyalty.
15s - Q4
We should smile during phone calls because
it relaxes the muscles in your face.
it shows you can laugh at your co-workers.
the customer can tell you are smiling.
it makes you look 5 - 10 years younger.
15s - Q5
How many General Support Leads do we currently have?
15s - Q6
When verifying a caller, we must obtain the following information:
Name : Company & Employee : Plan Name
Name : Brokerage : Rates : Employee Hire Date
Brokerage : Company & Employee : Age Determination for plan
Name : Brokerage : Company & Employee
15s - Q7
Empathy is a vital part of every customer experience.
truefalseTrue or False15s - Q8
What role does empathy play in providing WOW customer experiences?
Shows you understand how the customer feels.
Gives the customer someone to blame for the problem they are having.
Conveys you will do whatever it takes.
Helps customer understand why you cannot solve the problem.
15s - Q9
Which of the following are important soft skills for excellent customer experiences?
inattentiveness : close-mindedness : humor : active listening
responsibility : dependability : impatience : flexibility
active listening : problem solving : positive attitude : body language
patience : bad grammar : friendliness : knowledge of Ease
15s - Q10
Showing compassion about the inconveniences the customer experienced will have a negative impact on the interaction.
falsetrueTrue or False15s - Q11
Dead air is a long, awkward pause resulting in a non-conversational mood.
truefalseTrue or False15s - Q12
What's said at the very beginning of a customer interaction sets the tone and shapes the overall customer experience.
truefalseTrue or False15s - Q13
Saying, "Thank you. I can certainly help you with this."
reassures the customer
shows the customer who is really in control.
allows the customer to say, "You're welcome."
is patronizing to the customer
15s - Q14
Who is our customer?
Team Members
Other Ease Departments
Brokers
All of the answers
15s - Q15
Should an apology be given if another agent or department made a mistake, perceived or real?
Yes.
Yes with detailed information about who make the mistake.
No but we should tell the customer who did the mistake.
No.
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