Customer Service Ethics
Ethical Frameworks
Ethical Dilemmas
Ethical Service Culture
100

_____ are not interruptions but the reason for our work, individuals with names and feelings, people we should not argue with, the reason we have a job, not always right but they are always the CUSTOMER.

Customers

100

Accept responsibility and take ownership of any ____ regardless of who made them.

Error/Mistake

100

A situation in which a person faces a difficult choice between two or more options, both of which have undesirable outcomes

Dilemma

100

Explain to the customer that you want to help but you need to _____ the problem.

Understand

200

Customers are likely to _____ when services don’t meet expectations.

Complain

200

Never represent the agency in a ____ or ____ manner.

Negative;Bitter

200

Protection of clients' personal information is called...

Data Protection

200

Using _____ language won’t help and will only delay you getting to the problem of the situation.

Abusive

300

Degree of caring and individual attention you show to customers.

Empathy

300

What is an attitude of “ I just don’t care”?

Apathy

300

This idea focuses on policies instead of people. It refuses creative thinking or using sound judgement to solve unique problems.

Standard Operating Procedures


300

Listening is a _____________________ behavior.

Learned

400

The word “I can’t” should be replaced with _____

This is what I can do

400

What is trying to quickly release a customer by discounting his/her problems with irrelevant procedures or by refusing to help before break/lunch/end of shift?

Brush Off

400

Putting yourself in the position of the customer to better understand how he/she might feel in a situation is ...

Empathizing

400

What is asking questions that require an explanation?

Open Ended Questions

500

What does promising something you cannot deliver on create?

Irate Caller

500

What is any kind of chilly, unfriendly attitude that sends a message to the customer that he/she is only a nuisance?

Coldness

500

Assessing a situation in which the resolution goes again your moral standards is called ___________

Identifying an ethical dilemma

500

What are questions that require simple, often one-word answers?

Closed Ended Questions

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