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Combating language discrimination in customer service

Adrian Swinscoe

The post Combating language discrimination in customer service first appeared on Adrian Swinscoe. Vasco Pedro, CEO and Founder of Unbabel, recently told me a story when I spoke to him on my podcast about his experience with British Airways’ […].

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Customer Service Language Barriers

The Belding Group

In today's global village it is not uncommon to find yourself face-to-face, or on the telephone, with a customer who is struggling with your language. If you can't find an app to help out, here are six rules for overcoming language barriers: Shaun Belding | www.shaunbelding.com.

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Why Customer Service Language is Used?

Customers That Stick

Why Is Customer Service Language Used? I assume what the person asking the question means by customer service is language that is thoughtful or carefully worded. There are a few dynamics to why this type of language is taught and used. Customer service language is designed to help you play both.

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5 Customer Service Language Hacks

Customers That Stick

Language is important not just to how we communicate with our customers but to how we communicate with ourselves. The right words can put an irritated customer at ease and help you approach difficult situations with greater ease. “I become more focused on fixing the customer’s problem and less on my mistake.”

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Reimagining CX: How to Implement Effective AI-Driven Transformations

Speaker: Steve Pappas, Chief Strategist, Startup and Early Stage Growth Advisor, Keynote Speaker, CX Podcaster

As businesses strive for success in an increasingly digitized world, delivering an exceptional customer experience has become paramount. To meet this demand, enterprises are embracing innovative approaches that captivate customers and fuel their loyalty. Don't miss this exclusive event!

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How to improve customer satisfaction with concrete language

Inside Customer Service

Imagine two customers call a contact center at the same time. The two reps taking their respective calls follow the same routine: Listen to the customer Apologize for the issue Solve the problem The only difference is how each rep communicates. Alton uses general language. Alton uses general language.

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Kyndi Introduces Kyndi Clarity – a Natural Language-powered Self-service Solution That Enables Customers and Employees to Find the Right Answers in Just One Click

Customer Think

Natural language processing leader drives exceptional self-service experience for customers and employees by delivering the right answers instantly

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