Customer service comparative ratings.Recommendation No winner rises head and shoulders above the pack of products we have reviewed. This is reassuring re·as·sure tr.v. re·as·sured, re·as·sur·ing, re·as·sures 1. To restore confidence to. 2. To assure again. 3. To reinsure. because even basic customer service has very different segments these days. Of the top four programs, all videos, three deal primarily with retail (What Do you Say?, The Guest, Secret Service Awards, and Smile!), one deals with call centers (Glad I Could Help), one deals only with motivation (Smile!), and one has a message that cuts across most of these segments (Remember Me). Is it any wonder that Remember Me is in a third edition and contributing quite nicely to the bottom line of a quality video house? Match up your particular need with the higher rated programs in this review, and you will be off to a good start. Do not forget to note reviewer re·view·er n. One who reviews, especially one who writes critical reviews, as for a newspaper or magazine. reviewer Noun a person who writes reviews of books, films, etc. Noun 1. comments about the support packages. Good packages can not only save time but also result in better training results. And what about online providers? If you want a customer service curriculum that can be independently studied, they make sense. For the skills that really matter in your organization, you are going to have to do more than assign online courses--probably much more--to reach the level you want. But they can provide a readily accessible foundation of knowledge and an ongoing reference. Explore MindLeaders Please help [ rewrite this article] from a to be less promotional, per Wikipedia . as a first choice.
Customer Service Comparative Ratings
Title Medium/Audience Pros
Glad I Could Help Video Focused yet flexible
Call centers Relevant, concise
content
Remember Me, Video Simple message
third edition General Brief
Production values
Secret Service Awards Video Vignettes
Retail Intelligent
Price
Smile! Video Story
Motivation Support materials
What Do You Say? Video Focused message
Retail Relevant content
Customer Service Online Content
General Value
DialogCoach Software Use of technology
Call centers Voice capability
The First Mile Video Humor
General Price
Support materials
Give 'em the Pickle Video Content
Retail Production values
The Other Side Video Support materials
of the Window Government Content
Serve! Video Tom Peters
Meeting opener Fits purpose (meeting
for managers opener)Price
Linguistic Profiling Video Neglected topic
Call centers Price
The Jukebox Video Music
Journey Series: Meeting opener Quick-hit training
Jukebox with Vibes
It's Show Time Video Content
Retail,
motivation
PrimeCustomerCare Online Support materials
General
The Truth About Video
Customer Service General, frontline
employees
Title Cons Overall Rating
Glad I Could Help Price Very good
Limited audience
(inbound call centers)
Remember Me, Price Very good
third edition
Secret Service Awards Lapses in tone Very good
Limited audience
(entry level)
Smile! Content Very good
Deals only with motivation,
not skills
What Do You Say? Limited audience Very good
Limited context
Customer Service Lack of focus Good
Limited interactivity
DialogCoach Implementation effort Good
Limited audience
(scripted call centers)
The First Mile Production values Good
Give 'em the Pickle Limited audience Good
(managers)
The Other Side Lacks energy Good
of the Window Limited audience
(government)
Serve! Tom Peters Good
Limited use and audience
(meeting opener for managers)
Linguistic Profiling Limited topic Above average
Fit with training
The Jukebox Superficial Average
Journey Series: Makes rock and roll didactic
Jukebox with Vibes
It's Show Time Deals only with motivation, Average
not skills
PrimeCustomerCare Price Average
Conventional content
The Truth About Limited use (meeting opener) Average
Customer Service Content (too many points)
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