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Customer Service

Understand the competence and what Bryq measures

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Written by Veronika Bougioukli
Updated over a week ago

"Customer service is not a job role; it’s an attitude. It’s the art of making every customer feel valued, heard, and respected, no matter the circumstance."

At the heart of exceptional customer service lies a commitment to creating positive, memorable experiences for every individual who interacts with your brand. It’s about consistently demonstrating empathy, attentiveness, and proactive support, ensuring that each customer feels truly valued and well cared for.

The Importance of Customer Service

Customers are critical to the success of businesses; they are the lifeblood of any profit-oriented organization. Research shows that customers’ orders are foundational to a business unit's existence, making the skills of sales and customer service highly prized. Whether a business provides manufactured goods or professional services, employees play a crucial role in promoting products and ensuring customer satisfaction.

Customer service is defined as the act of meeting customer demands by providing professional, helpful, and high-quality service and assistance throughout their entire journey—with the goal of producing satisfied consumers who will become loyal customers.

This principle holds true across all industries, even those not traditionally associated with sales. Understanding and fulfilling client requirements is essential for the success of both employees and businesses.

Why Customer Service Matters

Exceptional customer service is crucial for any business aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. It not only impacts customer satisfaction but also drives long-term success. Here’s how:

  • Builds Trust and Loyalty: Consistent, high-quality customer service fosters trust and builds lasting relationships. When customers feel valued and understood, they are more likely to remain loyal to your brand and recommend it to others.

  • Differentiates Your Brand: In a competitive market, exceptional customer service sets you apart. It’s not just about meeting expectations but exceeding them, creating a unique value proposition that differentiates your brand from the competition.

  • Enhances Customer Experience: Every interaction with your customer service team shapes the overall customer experience. Positive, supportive interactions lead to higher satisfaction and a more favorable perception of your brand.

  • Drives Business Growth: Satisfied customers are more likely to make repeat purchases and provide valuable word-of-mouth referrals. Investing in customer service can lead to increased sales and business growth.

In essence, prioritizing exceptional customer service is a strategic investment that not only meets but surpasses customer expectations, leading to enhanced loyalty, brand differentiation, and sustained business success.

What does the Customer Service Indicator look like?

The Customer Service Indicator will be presented on your account as you see in the image below and you will be able to assess whether a candidate exhibits the Sales and Customer Service scores needed for success.

💡 Remember that there is no need for the candidates to undertake any additional assessment in order for you to have access to the Customer Service Indicator.

Click here for instructions on how to add Indicators to your assessments.

Of course, in case you need any further information or guidance we are always happy to help!


Customer Service Interview Questions: A few interview questions that will be helpful for you during your interview.

  1. Tell me about a challenging customer interaction you had. How did you manage the situation, and what was the outcome?

  2. Give an example of a time when you had to handle multiple customer requests at once. How did you prioritize and manage your time effectively?

  3. Have you ever had to deal with a difficult or irate customer? How did you approach the situation to de-escalate it and achieve a positive resolution?

  4. Describe an instance where you received negative feedback from a customer. How did you respond, and what did you do to address their concerns?

  5. Have you ever turned a negative customer experience into a positive one? What steps did you take, and what was the impact?


References

Borsellino, Regina. “9 Common Customer Service Interview Questions (and How to Answer Them).” The Muse, The Muse, 2 Nov. 2020, www.themuse.com/advice/customer-service-interview-questions-answers-examples.

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