I'd like to be the first to break it on to the CRM Customer Service networks
The people who work in our industry, ME absolutely included are working to do something about this (Apprenticeships, see http://ccat.wik.is) , it will take all of us the industry pundits, the CSR's, Team Leads, VP Customer Service, CFOs and CEO's AND our customers to take this vivid moment of crisis to shift customer service into a self-serving global good:
Service by us, with us, and for us
So far 946 comments on the video by Hank posted yesterday. I love this one by JennaBunnkkins which sums it up beautifully.
"I agree. I work in retail and every time a customer is rude we give them what they want, but if they are polite and cordial we generally decline their requests."
Yes, there is something deeply wrong bout this picture.
Warning - some bleep language in Hank's post. Which Hank regrets having to get to that stage, but, was pushed to it much to his regret, which he expresses at the beginning of the video. And sadness and sorrow by the CSR who wishes it could go better than this - what its like to be on the receiving end and not be able to respond.
In Hank's video, he has the idea that CSR's are not paying full attention - in fact the amount of monitoring on CSR's to make sure that they are paying full attention in many contact centers is almost higher than any profession - no use of cell phones, no use of any personal electronics whatsoever, fully monitored Internet browsing, voice analytics applied on every call...
We can and should do better than this in enabling meaningful and valuable conversation between customers and businesses.
Watch it on Youtube - Real People, Real Customer Service in our world today.
Is this weird or not?
What the Customer thinks is happening
http://www.youtube.com/user/vlogbrothers?blend=3&ob=4
What the CSR sees
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0weLJmS_G3Q&feature=related
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