3 things you must follow to enhance your customer service skills

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3 Things You Must Follow to Enhance Your Customer Service Skills Customer service agents are the first point of contact for customers of any organization. These professionals not only help clients by solving their issues or answering their questions but the way they conduct themselves on live calls speaks volumes about their organization's culture, their professionalism, and expertise. If you’re a customer service agent, the skills that you possess and demonstrate on-job will not only enable you serve clients better but would also help you progress in your career. To maintain your competitiveness in this industry you need to keep on evolving by acquiring new skills and polishing your existing capabilities. The blog mentions some measures you can take to achieve this objective.

1. Admit Your Mistakes Making mistakes is a part and parcel of on-job training, and even seasoned professionals falter at times. Instead of trying to come up with excuses to hide your mistakes or shifting the responsibility on someone else always be ready to take ownership of your work and accept your error of judgement. Additionally, also come up with a plan to fix the resultant issues. Doing so will establish your reputation as an honest and trustworthy employee and help you gain your superior’s trust.

2. Improve Your Listening Skills Some customer care agents in their eagerness to serve clients fail to listen to what they have to say. Such customer engagement sessions don’t serve their purpose and may prove to be a waste of time for both the parties. To avoid this issue, you need to work on your active listening skills that comprise of four components. 

Clarifying: Make sure you understand customer’s questions; if unsure politely ask them to repeat

Paraphrase: Rephrase the customer’s query in your words and proceed only after confirming that both of you are on the same page


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3 things you must follow to enhance your customer service skills by Sherries Simmons - Issuu