There is a customer in my training room who does not exist. She joins the breakout room already hot, a 5 out of 5 on my intensity scale. She talks over the agents, demands a supervisor, and threatens to take it public. The four people in the room have one job: bring her from a 5 down to a 1, togethe...
It is the call you brace for. The customer is shouting before you finish your greeting, the words are sharp and personal, and every instinct says defend yourself or rush to a fix. In a call center, that moment decides the entire interaction. De-escalation is the skill that turns it around, and it
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