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> Allowing customer service to bypass customer auth requirements is just weakening your system. There will always be a CS agent who is bribed, makes a mistake,
by Merad 4y ago
> Allowing customer service to bypass customer auth requirements is just weakening your system. There will always be a CS agent who is bribed, makes a mistake, etc. And besides, the agent following a flow chart has no better info to make the decision on than a computer.
This is true, but OTOH there will _always_ be edge case scenarios that no one anticipates until they actually happen. Or maybe someone did anticipate, but they were drowned out by the other voices in the room saying "that can't/won't happen," so it wasn't included in the requirements. What happens when a customer encounters a problem that doesn't fit neatly into one of the user journeys that the product team planned out? Are they just shit out of luck?