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Is Your Customer Service Department a “Factory of Sadness”?

Customer Bliss

81 percent of customers today will use self-service channels first before reaching out to a company Click To Tweet. However, self-service is proving to be a double-edge sword for both companies and customers alike. Investments in self-service technologies have helped companies siphon off low-complexity issues (e.g.,

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Telltale Signs: How to Identify Call Center Agent Burnout

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In a 2011 Study from the University of Maryland, researchers found that burned-out CSRs were much more likely to retaliate against customers in subversive ways. This behavior is destructive and negatively impacts important KPIs like first call resolution (a KPI directly related to customer satisfaction).

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Live Chat for Higher Education – The Ultimate 101 Guide

Comm100

TRU now sees strong Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) scores at 4.28 / 5, and an average 25 second wait time for support. LiveChat rates among the best live chat for higher education in customer support and ease of use but has reported technical glitches that can create delays for agent response.