How do you update scenarios for changing customer needs?

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Customer service scenarios and role-plays are effective ways to train your staff on how to handle different situations with customers. They can help them develop empathy, communication, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills. However, customer needs and expectations are constantly changing, especially in today's dynamic and competitive market. How do you update your scenarios to reflect the current and future needs of your customers? Here are some tips to help you keep your scenarios relevant and realistic.

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Johnathan "BIG JOHN" Francis

Founder at SHIOCK | Author | Shiocking Customer Service, Organisations & Brands back to life
Brandon Bishop

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1 Analyze customer feedback

One of the best sources of information for updating your scenarios is your own customer feedback. You can use surveys, reviews, testimonials, complaints, and compliments to identify the most common issues, questions, and requests that your customers have. You can also look for trends, patterns, and gaps in your customer service performance. Based on this data, you can create or modify scenarios that address the specific needs and challenges of your customers.

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2 Research industry best practices

Another way to update your scenarios is to research the best practices and standards of your industry. You can look for benchmarks, guidelines, and examples of how other companies in your field are delivering excellent customer service. You can also monitor the changes and innovations that are affecting your industry, such as new technologies, regulations, or customer preferences. By learning from the best, you can update your scenarios to match or exceed the expectations of your customers.

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Johnathan "BIG JOHN" Francis

Founder at SHIOCK | Author | Shiocking Customer Service, Organisations & Brands back to life
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Research yes, but copy no. I've seen far too many "researched" bits being re-hashed and re-used that we might as well come up with one centralised training house run by one powerful master. It's important to understand your culture and make that a core component of what you do. Not come up with a scenario that matches a Michelin starred establishment somewhere in the South of France instead of a burger chain in South East Asia. The changes and innovations should also be talked about based on what is relevant and if such solutions or suggestions can be implemented.

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3 Involve your staff

Your staff are the ones who interact with your customers on a daily basis. They have valuable insights and experiences that can help you update your scenarios. You can involve your staff in creating or reviewing your scenarios by asking for their feedback, suggestions, and ideas. You can also encourage them to share their own stories and examples of how they handled different customer situations. By involving your staff, you can ensure that your scenarios are realistic, relevant, and engaging.

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4 Test and evaluate your scenarios

Before you use your scenarios for training, you need to test and evaluate them to make sure they are effective and appropriate. You can test your scenarios by conducting pilot sessions with a small group of staff or customers. You can observe how they react, respond, and learn from the scenarios. You can also ask for their feedback on the clarity, difficulty, and relevance of the scenarios. Based on the results, you can adjust or improve your scenarios as needed.

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5 Update your scenarios regularly

Finally, you need to update your scenarios regularly to keep up with the changing customer needs. You can set a schedule or a trigger for updating your scenarios, such as every quarter, every year, or after a major change in your business or industry. You can also review your scenarios periodically to check if they are still accurate, relevant, and realistic. By updating your scenarios regularly, you can ensure that your staff are always prepared and equipped to deliver excellent customer service.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Always try to start out anything involving a new process, with a carefully crafted plan. ? Customer feedback: Get feedback from customers to identify trends and common pain points. ? Check up on AI trends: I understand that this one will be a touchy subject, but sometimes if you don't 'keep up with your neighbor' you will find that you are left behind and feeling some type of way. ? Involve: Brainstorm with employees from different departments to gain insights on customer needs. ? Review: Update existing scenarios to ensure they reflect current customer needs ? Prioritize: Update scenarios that have a significant impact on customer satisfaction ? Test: Refine updated scenarios to improve customer sentiment Lastly, implement it!

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1 Analyze customer feedback

2 Research industry best practices

3 Involve your staff

4 Test and evaluate your scenarios

5 Update your scenarios regularly

6 Here’s what else to consider

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