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Lesson #17 Revisited: The Survey Is Dead. Long Live the Survey! (And AI is Helping)

PeopleMetrics

Theres been plenty of talk about the death of surveys, but lets be clearsurveys are far from dead! I am sure many of you can appreciate this given the number of surveys you probably receive on a weekly or even daily basis. Surveys are evolving into smarter, more dynamic tools for capturing customer feedback.

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Building Your Best Culture in 2019

CX Accelerator

From Jeremy Hyde: How do your leaders calibrate on what they “coach” on and how/when they approach it? I haven’t started using it yet but it’s a Pulse Survey tool which collects and reports out on employee engagement info regularly (every 1-2 weeks). This became a powerful tool for those leaders who followed the charter going forward.

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Best Practices for Auditing Calls to Maintain High QA Standards

TeleDirect

Conduct Calibration Sessions for Accuracy Calibration sessions ensure consistency across QA teams. Methods include: Post-call surveys to gather customer opinions. A: Implementing calibration sessions and using standardized scoring systems helps minimize bias and ensures accuracy. Compare scoring and discuss discrepancies.

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Getting Customer Satisfaction and Quality in Sync

Call Center Weekly

One way to do this is through QA calibrations. Have the group take the satisfaction survey for the interaction as well. If the interaction returned a CSAT survey, review it as well. If the interaction returned a CSAT survey, review it as well. Additionally, compare your QA scorecard with your satisfaction survey.

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Stay in Sync with Effective Calibration

NICE inContact

In order to have a successful and credible Quality Management program, calibrations should be included as a key driver. Calibrations ensure fairness for your internal staff, from a strategy perspective, and help deliver a consistent customer experience. Choose your calibration type. Be consistent with your calibration frequency.

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3 Reasons Why Customer Satisfaction Should Not Replace Quality Assurance

Customer Service Life

We typically see a CSAT survey response rate somewhere between ten and thirty percent depending on how well integrated and how complex the survey is. Customers are often presented with a survey not long after their interaction with customer service, and in the case of a wrong answer, might not realize it was wrong until much later.

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10 Key Metrics and KPI’s for Contact Centre Performance

Call Design

A common grade of service is 70% in 20 seconds however service level goals should take into account corporate objectives, market position, caller captivity, customer perceptions of the company, benchmarking surveys and what your competitors are doing. Calibration is key when measuring quality to ensure any suggestion of bias is removed.

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