Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Customer service jobs can be tough during normal times, but the pandemic has made things even harder. Over the past year, customer support agents have been dutifully fielding a sky-high number of queries from customers worried about canceled flights, ambiguous insurance conditions, delayed packages, and other urgent and emotionally-loaded issues. Customer engagement has reached record highs all while service representatives have been adjusting to longer hours, new technologies, and remote work.

This update is all about tweaking our main work and time management features, improving their usability even more. Without further ado, here’s what we’ve done.

A customer’s perception of your brand, including everything from social media ads to eventual purchases, is called customer experience (CX). On the other hand, customer service is simply a customer’s interaction with someone from your customer service team. That individual may be helpful, but your company should follow that with personalization or feedback implementation to create a holistic positive customer experience.

Telecommuting has increased in popularity among employees and employers. Rather than sitting on congested highways during morning and evening commutes, modern workers can go to work at home, using technology to connect them with coworkers, customers and suppliers. Employees can spend the reclaimed time with family and friends or fulfilling personal obligations.

Do you know how to enable successful project implementation? With the support of the right tools and resources, it’s never been easier to optimize your workflows around efficiency to deliver exceptional results for your customers. StartingPoint can help to solve disconnected workflow experiences to ensure project implementation and delivery is as smooth as possible. According to research from PWC, digital project management software increases performance.