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The real AI bias is against customers
AI was supposed to make customer service easier. Faster answers. Less friction. Fewer headaches.
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Glance for Everyone: Three Accessibility Best Practices for Digital Customer Experience
At Glance, bringing people together in digital spaces is what we do. Guided CX (customer experience) solutions by Glance are used to transform any digital space a company manages into a place for the company’s agents to connect directly, person-to-person, with their customers.
Customer Service
Customer Service
What is average handle time – and does it matter anymore?
Google “Average Handle Time” and you’ll be pointed in the direction of innumerable articles that describe what this metric is – and advise you to reduce it.
Customer Service
Customer Service
First Contact Resolution Explained
It’s an immutable fact: no matter how incredible your product or service is – you’re going to have customers reaching out with issues.
Customer Service
Customer Service
Customer service vs customer experience – what’s the difference?
The terms “customer service” and “customer experience” are sometimes used interchangeably. While they’re connected, they’re not the same, and it’s important to understand the differences and how each can help propel your business forward.
Customer Service
Customer Service
The pitfalls of superficial CX intentions (and why agent experience matters)
Most businesses talk a big game on CX. Wander the halls between the back office and the boardroom and you’ll likely hear variations on the same prevailing wisdom:
Customer Service
Customer Service
“Empathy” has become a CX buzzword, but customers aren’t feeling it
Being able to see things from the customer’s perspective is foundational to creating great customer experiences (CX).
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Cobrowse
Customer Service
The broken feedback loop that creates CX blindspots (and how to close it)
Here’s a tough question: what do your prospects and customers really think about your customer experience (CX)? What does it actually feel like to engage with your business?