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The Problem with Self Service

Beyond Philosophy

People like the convenience of self-service. More and more of your Customers believe access to self-service options is essential to their relationship with your business. Knowing this, it is critical that you plan your self-service options well. Clearly, more Customers want self-service options.

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25 Experts Reveal the Top Things Customer Self-Service Systems Do to Hurt Customer Experience

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Read this blog to learn what can go wrong with self-service systems and how these issues can hinder the customer experience.

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Guest Blog: “Zhuzhing Up” Humans in the Contact Center

ShepHyken

Airline agents are still at check-in counters to guide passengers after self-service kiosks and to arrange complicated ticketing. But the phone conversations that are handled by human agents are generally becoming longer and more complicated as simpler inquiries are handled through self-service options.

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Guest Blog: Don’t Make Me Wait

ShepHyken

Self-service support is becoming more and more widely accepted. Don’t be fooled by the promise of traditional self-service solutions like knowledge bases and static FAQs. Contextual self-service — the idea of placing knowledge base content directly on every screen of your application—is the future.

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Guest Blog: How Millennial’s are Changing the Customer Service Landscape

ShepHyken

Far more inclined to tap a forum or FAQ page for answers, they have downright driven the decision for companies to beef up their self-service portals. The post Guest Blog: How Millennial’s are Changing the Customer Service Landscape appeared first on Shep Hyken. Compare that with 10-15 hours of screen time!

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Guest Blog: The 8 Elements of Customer Support Quality

ShepHyken

It allows them to feel like they can do something with the service they received, whether it was good or bad. Self-service options let the customer take care of themselves without assistance. He and his team share tips about customer service and communication on the Userlike Blog. Element #7: Friendly.

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Is The Move to Self-Service Better For Your Organization Or The Customer?

Beyond Philosophy

Many organizations bust their backs trying to deliver excellent Customer Service. However, it might surprise you to learn your Customers want self-service—and the reasons why might surprise you even more. We discussed them on a recent podcast: 72% of Gen-Z prefer self-checkout options over cashiers in grocery stores.