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Learning Pool celebrates five years of success at Stevie® Awards for Sales and Customer Service 

Learning Pool

Marking five years of customer service excellence, Learning Pool scooped the Bronze award in the ‘Customer Service Success – Business Services Industries’ category. Additionally, Learning Pool contributes to cost reduction and lowers CO2 emissions, making it an overall excellent organization.”

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Conversational AI for customer service: a complete guide

Play.ht

Ever since I started working in AI, I’ve seen firsthand how conversational AI for customer service technology can transform the way we interact with customers. It’s fascinating to see how these tools are not just changing, but significantly improving the customer experience across various sectors.

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The Cost of Misinformation in Customer Service

Inkling

Whether your business deals with sales, in-home services, on-site technical support, or customer support by phone, your front-facing employees need access to the right tools in order to meet and exceed your customers’ expectations. Weak customer relationships. Lost revenue.

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Four Years of Customer Service Success for Learning Pool at Stevie® Awards

Learning Pool

Las Vegas, NV: The Silver award for ‘Customer Service Success – All Other Industries’ was presented to Learning Pool at the gala evening for the Stevie ® Awards for Sales and Customer Service 2023 at Caesars Palace on Friday 3rd March 2023.

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Good vs Great Customer Service

Unboxed

Good vs Great Customer Service. Good vs great customer service can make all the difference to your bottom line. Did you know that 84 percent of businesses that focus on customer service see an increase in revenue as a result? If you want to see revenue increase, start with customer service.

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The Decline of Customer Service

Jigsaw Interactive

According to a recent Arizona State University study , customer service is at an all-time low, resulting in ‘customer rage’ being at an all-time high. Customers make an average of about three contacts to resolve a problem, but for about 10% of respondents, reaching satisfaction took six or more attempts. Statistics.

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Customer Service Run Amok

The Performance Improvement Blog

I’m afraid we are witnessing a trend in customer service that signals the end of a short-lived focus on the customer. Call me old-fashioned, but I think this is a huge mistake on the part of companies that want to retain customers in a highly competitive environment. That was not my experience. That was not my experience.