Re:Air Canada ordered to pay customer who was misled by airl...
by Affric on Friday February 16, 2024 @09:54PM
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Really depends on the company. Generally, for high quality on shore call centres, you do not use customer satisfaction as a metric for individual agents.
You’d use first contact resolution, average handle time, and their ability to stick to the flow they’re meant to (like transferring the customer to a survey after the call).
Like you say, satisfaction encourages lies. Much like sales commissions.
This got so bad that when a customer support agent at Amazon genuinely resolved my issue well once, I was surprised that it actually worked out as promised.