Today there are over 150,000 call centers with an average of 80 employees each. Call centers are important not only for customer retention, but for product management. Callers carry the keys to future sales, whether they know it or not.
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- The customer’s underlying emotional state. Are they angry, or are they feeling relieved?
- The small talk — called idle talk in industry jargon — that most people use to start a call. You need to get them past this.
- Advance warning on a customer about to lose his or her temper.
- Calls that are going badly, so a manager can step in.
- Which employees are the best for sales or service positions.
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