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Yep, I staple the drawing slip to the page and jot down any conversations we ever have about the business. Or I jot down personal stuff about her so I can remember things like kids, family, what interests her about PC, etc. If I have a lead that wasn't from a show and she doesn't have a drawing slip, I'll just write the name at the top of the page and do the same thing....jotting down notes, dates, times, etc.marionwilliams said:How do you start a recruit notebook? What kind of info do you keep about them? Do you just put in the info slip and then write down the day and time and brief discussion and that's it.
Tracking customer care calls is the process of monitoring and recording communication between customers and customer service representatives for quality assurance and data analysis purposes.
Tracking customer care calls allows companies to identify common issues and areas for improvement, as well as track customer satisfaction levels and monitor the performance of their customer service team.
Tracking customer care calls can be done through various methods such as call recording, call monitoring, and call tracking software. These tools allow companies to track and analyze customer interactions and gather data for future improvements.
Some benefits of tracking customer care calls include improving customer service, identifying trends and patterns in customer inquiries, reducing call wait times, and increasing overall customer satisfaction.
Yes, tracking customer care calls is legal as long as companies adhere to privacy laws and regulations. This includes obtaining consent from customers and protecting their personal information.