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.
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.