What do you do if a customer is struggling with technical issues?

Compreender o problema: Comece por ouvir atentamente o cliente para entender completamente a natureza do problema. Fa?a perguntas claras e específicas para obter informa??es detalhadas sobre o que está acontecendo. Demonstrar empatia: Reconhe?a a frustra??o do cliente e mostre empatia em rela??o às dificuldades que est?o enfrentando. Oferecer suporte técnico: Se você tiver experiência técnica relevante, ofere?a assistência direta para resolver o problema. Encaminhar para suporte especializado: Se o problema estiver além da sua capacidade de resolver, encaminhe o cliente para um especialista técnico mais qualificado. Manter o cliente informado. Seguir o problema até a resolu??o. Solicitar feedback ao cliente sobre sua experiência.

There will be two types of customers in this scenario, one who will see themselves as the issue and one who will see the product as the issue. For both, showing you care and having the customer feel comfortable with you is the first objective. For those who admit to struggling, be sympathetic and genuine in wanting to help without making the customer feel bad about them struggling. For a customer who blames the product, let them have their say, listen and acknowledge you are listening to their problems. Try saying things like, "some people had the same problem but when I recommended this, it helped them". Also mention to the customer that you'll pass on their experience as feedback so they feel listened. Listen, empathy, help and fix.

Attempting to get on the level of the customer and understand where they are having the issue. Solving the issue from their point of view with the next logical steps. This will instill confidence in the solution. If a solution can not be found at the time its best to assure them it can be escalated and they will get the needed assistance. A client may not always understand the solution process but keeping informed makes them more comfortable and taken care of.

One thing I've found very helpful is to understand what the actual issue is. I would ask very precise questions to make sure the customer and I are on the same page of what the issue is. I then assess the steps I can take to resolve the matter. I would inform the customer the steps I am taking so they are aware of what is the process. Once I resolve the issue, I would let them know which step worked.

When assisting a customer I build a rapport and ensure them I am there to help. This allows me to gauge their technical aptitude and tailor my troubleshooting to that, this avoids me using jargon they would not understand as well as provide personalized support for them. Once I have gotten an understanding of their technical level I will then approach a teamwork approach informing them I will need them to assist me with solving the problem. This empowers the customer and alleviates any apprehension or embarrassment they may have during this experience. Then after asking probing questions to narrow the issues source I will take the least invasive path to resolution to avoid any data loss or downtime.

I have found that when a customer is struggling with a technical issue is reassure them that you are going stick with them until it’s fixed. Talking clearly in your instructions that they will understand. Also reassuring them they are doing a great job and I always will relate my own personal experience with having struggled with technical issues. If you are positive and calm then they will remain calm

Im ersten Moment sind die Kunden aufgebracht und viel zu emotional. Meiner Erfahrung nach, ist der beste Weg zuerst dem Kunden zuzuh?ren und seine Sorgen zu nehmen. Es hilft sehr, dem Kunden klarzumachen, dass ich das Problem l?sen werde.

I was in college, supervising one of the computer labs on campus, when the dot com boom was happening. It was a time when everybody who had never touched a computer; which was next to everyone, literally: suddenly had to learn this whole new world that had previously been populated only by nerdy geeks like myself. I feel lucky to have been in that place at that time, and I went above and beyond the standard onsite help desk duties in my lab. It was, as I saw it, an investment of my time for their future competency. I didn't just fix their issues and proverbially hand them a fish. No, I did my best to educate them so they knew how to fish, and empowered them with the basics so they might troubleshoot and fix some things on their own.

En mi experiencia, en caso de problemas técnicos ??: ? ? ??. ??????????? ????????????? ??: Ofrezco una solución rápida y efectiva en 30 minutos a 2 horas. ?? ? ?? Si el problema es complejo, lo comunico al área técnica de inmediato para su solución en menos de 24 horas. ? ? ??. ????????????? ???? ?????????? ?: Recuerda que un problema técnico puede generar pérdidas económicas al cliente. ?? ? ? ??. ???????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ?? ????? ???????????????????????? ??: ?Proporciona un plazo estimado para la resolución.

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Reassure. Empathy. Show that you are listening to them and doing everything you can to move along the problem. If they're not required to fix the problem, suggest a coffee break or two. Step away from the problem, leave it me!

With any customer you need to weigh urgency. If there is limited time probing questions are needed. But drop the jargon. We need to relate to them. There is a difference between what can be physically seen and what is IT software and operating systems. But for all situations balance listening with questions. And while focusing on empathy determine if the person is getting more upset or calming down.