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Features, Bugs, Insights and the Art of Solving Customer Problems

Customer Service Life

Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay It’s been 10 years since I wrote an article on this blog about the importance of never saying “No” to customers. Let’s talk about software limitations I work at a software company where customers contact us every day asking for our software to do things it cannot immediately do.

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Machine learning isn?t as hard as it looks

Intercom, Inc.

Or, in Ruby: Using this method to find similar posts on this blog to “How the support team improves the product,” you’ll get the following top 10: How to launch with a validated idea. Or, in Ruby: If @words equaled: ['hello', 'inside', 'intercom', 'readers', 'blog', 'post']. Have you tried talking to your customers?

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How Do You Handle Multiple Feature Requests From Customers?

SurveySensum

Put Everything in One Place Talk to Your Product Team and Prioritize the Feature Talk to the Sales and Marketing Team Keep the Communication with the Customer Open Learn to say NO Implementing a Feedback Loop Monitoring and Iterating Conclusion What is a Feature Request? So, what strategies did Alice adopt to streamline this process?

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Steps to Create a Graded Quiz for Your Online Course

ProProfs

While talking about “Fill in the blank” question type, one can type the question by creating blank spaces within it. Adding tags helps you to organize questions better. The best part about tags is that they are only visible to you. Additionally, you may select or deselect “required question” and “grading” options.

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Intercom on Product: One for the roadmap

Intercom, Inc.

Once you start talking to customers and they start buying your product on the basis of what’s coming around the corner, you’re starting to lose a lot of agility. Today we’re going to talk about the wonderful work of fiction that every product team has known as the roadmap. Des: Welcome to the 12th episode of Intercom on Product.

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Intercom on Product: One for the roadmap

Intercom, Inc.

Once you start talking to customers and they start buying your product on the basis of what’s coming around the corner, you’re starting to lose a lot of agility. Today we’re going to talk about the wonderful work of fiction that every product team has known as the roadmap. Des: Welcome to the 12th episode of Intercom on Product.

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Calm’s Will Larson on how to build a technical leadership career

Intercom, Inc.

In this episode of Inside Intercom, Brian Scanlan , our own Principal Systems Engineer, sat down with Will to talk about all things s taff engineer – what it is, how to get there, and what happens when you progress beyond a senior engineering role. With his latest book, Staff Engineer , Will is hoping to answer all of these questions.