I apologize for the inconvenience. I apologize for any frustration this may have caused. I'm so sorry this has happened. I'm here to help in any way can, and I apologize for the frustration you're experiencing. I know this is frustrating, but I and here to assist you and find a solution.
Having worked as a QA in CS, I find "I apologize for the inconvenience" gets used so much by agents that it comes off as insincere. As an acknowledgement , I like to use "I'm so sorry to hear this, I understand how frustrating this kind of situation can be".
I agree. I was a Resolution Specialist at Amazon. I took thousands of escalations and have listened to thousands of calls. This language is often what you'd hear on the call before the customer asks to speak to a supervisor. Customers DO NOT want to talk to another robot; they call to talk to a human. Be yourself. Have your own style. When you apologize: be specific. Find out WHY they are frustrated before apologizing so you know specifically what you're apologizing for. I cringed a bit during this video.
This needs to be shared with a medical staff office who labeled my frustration as “aggressive”. There was no awareness or offering like anything in this training video.
That's because they're not trained to calm you, for some stupid reason, which I think is arrogance. I was a customer rep for a cancer organization. I had to clean everyone's disrespect towards the patients. Not the Dr who makes $500/hr, nor the nurse $30-100/hr. Most of them are there to heal you, but it's so sad that they won't acknowledge that a smile and the perfect word can create internal peace. I think most of them were arrogant. I lasted 8 years and really helped out patients who were suicidal. Only love and compassion can make someone survive in those environments, because the medical staff is just terrible with customer service.
Apologies are very helpful Showing compassion for the issue Showing the customer I understand and I care Especially the inconvenience they have encountered.
Infootmaive and I hope to use some of the jargon to better assist customer Once I land customer service support position Thanks Guy & Nice Emoji. Cartoon 😊😊😎😎
Phrases to use during a customer call: 1. To work together. 2. To accomplish. 3. Apologetic. 3.1. Broader. 4. Broadly. 5. Sort of. 6. Gentler. 7. To move on. 8. To figure out. 9. Risky. Inconsiderate. 10. To concern. 11. To tackle. 12. Ongoing. 13. To prioritize/ing. 14. Solution focus tone. 15. When they land on the ground. 16. Corny. 17. To set the tone. 18. Proactive. 19. Proactively. 20. Pick out (referring to choosing whether one or another option). 21. To try out. 22. To get a lot out of..
As a customer dealing with customer service people. It doesn't matter, if english is your first or second language, if you try to deescalate me, your pissing me off more. I don't want you to manage me, I want you to fix my problem. I hate fake poilteness. Don't play me, fix my problem! Your fake politeness wastes my time!
I apologize for the inconvenience.
I apologize for any frustration this may have caused.
I'm so sorry this has happened.
I'm here to help in any way can, and I apologize for the frustration you're experiencing.
I know this is frustrating, but I and here to assist you and find a solution.
My very first video from you was about this same topic, I think one year and a half ago... Today I am really grateful to you for all your content.
I’ve been in retail for twenty years and this is the first time I’ve considered viewing customers as people.
The jury is out on that one
Pls what do you mean
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🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴my greeting from Dominican Republic I appreciate your help to increase my knowledge about Call Center.
Having worked as a QA in CS, I find "I apologize for the inconvenience" gets used so much by agents that it comes off as insincere. As an acknowledgement , I like to use "I'm so sorry to hear this, I understand how frustrating this kind of situation can be".
Like, you are very sincere with the other phrases...
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Excellent idea! 😂 thank you 🙏 for start teaching with empathy!❤
Let’s work together! ❤❤❤
Thank you! 🙏
Sound excellent!
And yours-peak English so clear!
I agree. I was a Resolution Specialist at Amazon. I took thousands of escalations and have listened to thousands of calls. This language is often what you'd hear on the call before the customer asks to speak to a supervisor. Customers DO NOT want to talk to another robot; they call to talk to a human. Be yourself. Have your own style. When you apologize: be specific. Find out WHY they are frustrated before apologizing so you know specifically what you're apologizing for. I cringed a bit during this video.
Thank you for this additional idea /helping tips.❤
You are a good Teacher, I understand everything you said, thanks Teacher
This needs to be shared with a medical staff office who labeled my frustration as “aggressive”. There was no awareness or offering like anything in this training video.
That's because they're not trained to calm you, for some stupid reason, which I think is arrogance.
I was a customer rep for a cancer organization. I had to clean everyone's disrespect towards the patients. Not the Dr who makes $500/hr, nor the nurse $30-100/hr. Most of them are there to heal you, but it's so sad that they won't acknowledge that a smile and the perfect word can create internal peace. I think most of them were arrogant. I lasted 8 years and really helped out patients who were suicidal. Only love and compassion can make someone survive in those environments, because the medical staff is just terrible with customer service.
Apologies are very helpful
Showing compassion for the issue
Showing the customer I understand and I care
Especially the inconvenience they have encountered.
one conversation lesson needed from you sir..
Infootmaive
and I hope to use some of the jargon to better assist customer
Once I land customer service support position
Thanks Guy
& Nice Emoji. Cartoon 😊😊😎😎
Very helpful, thank you :)
This is a really good video, I like the way you make people understand why they could apilogize without actually accepting direct fault.
Hello from Honduras thanks for the advices
Excellent! You are great. Thanks🙏
Helpful advice ❤
Thank so much it help me alot in my current work as a Agent ❤
I believe this will really help me as a newbie
Very useful for my job!
Thank you
Thank you from Nigeria
Great vídeo.
Well I love it I always like to hear videos like that n now I found you so ur video was very helpful
Thank you for this detailed video
Great content..im a CSR it helps me a lot🥰
From Panama.... Thank you ❤
Thank you for this video.❤
Very helpful! Thank you very much!
this is a well explained lesson
Thankyou very much, The ideas sounds good
Phrases to use during a customer call:
1. To work together.
2. To accomplish.
3. Apologetic.
3.1. Broader.
4. Broadly.
5. Sort of.
6. Gentler.
7. To move on.
8. To figure out.
9. Risky. Inconsiderate.
10. To concern.
11. To tackle.
12. Ongoing.
13. To prioritize/ing.
14. Solution focus tone.
15. When they land on the ground.
16. Corny.
17. To set the tone.
18. Proactive.
19. Proactively.
20. Pick out (referring to choosing whether one or another option).
21. To try out.
22. To get a lot out of..
Excellent 👍
Thanks, this is a beautiful video ❤
Great content. Very helpful. Thanks a ton.
Great Help. Thank you!
Can you please do one for servers? Thanks!
Your videos are great . Thanks. Maybe you could do some on being interviewed for a front desk job?
Very useful , thank you so much❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this video! I'm brazilian and just started a new job in a foreing company. It helps me a lot!
Thanks for the video, it is very useful and helpful.
hi there, any video of customer service manager training please ❤
but at the end of the day, majority of the customers do not care. and they just want to vent their anger on you.
High Quality
"I'll escalate this to the appropriate department." How does this sound?
what is your name please? as I want to put your name on my CV as I saw this course haha
Huh?
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Noooooo on those first two. It's not human enough. People don't want to talk to robots.
As a customer dealing with customer service people. It doesn't matter, if english is your first or second language, if you try to deescalate me, your pissing me off more. I don't want you to manage me, I want you to fix my problem. I hate fake poilteness. Don't play me, fix my problem! Your fake politeness wastes my time!
never say i am sorry
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This is terrible advice
Hi, Dominican Republic .