Customer Care

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Mastering Customer Care: Test Your Knowledge

Are you ready to evaluate your skills in customer care? Take our quiz to discover how well you understand the principles of excellent customer service!

In this quiz, you will learn about:

Key aspects of customer experience
Handling customer complaints effectively
Active listening skills
Building customer satisfaction

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by EngagingAgent405

Providing awesome customer experience

Makes happier customers

Influence your customer's loyalty

Sets you apart from the competition

All of the above

What should you do when a customer is very angry?

Argue with the customer

Use words that assure the customer

Talk down to the customer

Roll your eyes

What are the three typical stages of a complaint investigation?

Legal action, external handling, assessment

Clarification, conclusion, legal action

Questioning, legal action, resolution

Clarification, assessment, conclusion

Which of the following is NOT the sign of active listening?

Nodding

Using words like, "I see", "Go on"..

Frequent interrupting

Asking and repeating to show understanding

Which statement do you agree with the most?

I will mirror the customer's behavior, even if the customer is frustrated

I will change my behavior in various ways to get the best possible outcome

I won't act like someone else, because it's fake

I'm calm and lenient, so why bear with rude clients?

Which action can have a negative impact while dealing with an angry customer?

Showing your compassion about the inconvenience they experience

Allowing the customer to vent and calm down

Asking the customer to come back when they calm down

Explaining what is the best possible solution for that moment

Which is a way to gain customer's satisfaction?

Confidence in service

Not dealing with problems

Slow service

Long queues

A customer service problem happens when: (Choose 2)

A customer asks for the manager

Serving the customers becomes unprofitable

Customer complaint is ignored

Customer service does not meet expectations

If a complaint cannot be handled by the business, what needs to be done?

The issue should be taken to court immediately

The complaint should be ignored

The complaint should be escalated to the police

It should be referred to an external complaint handling body

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