Customer service should focus on quickly and simply solving customer problems rather than trying to delight them. The article recommends five strategies for effective and timely customer service including prioritizing speed over extra features, making self-service options readily available, empowering frontline employees to resolve issues, ensuring consistency across service channels, and using data to improve processes.
Customer service should focus on quickly and simply solving customer problems rather than trying to delight them. The article recommends five strategies for effective and timely customer service including prioritizing speed over extra features, making self-service options readily available, empowering frontline employees to resolve issues, ensuring consistency across service channels, and using data to improve processes.
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Customer service should focus on quickly and simply solving customer problems rather than trying to delight them. The article recommends five strategies for effective and timely customer service including prioritizing speed over extra features, making self-service options readily available, empowering frontline employees to resolve issues, ensuring consistency across service channels, and using data to improve processes.
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Harvard Business Review Research shows that customer most value simple, quick solutions to their problems. This article includes five strategies for providing effective and timely customer service that helps retain customers.