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On top of messages being non-persistent, it seems that chat representatives take a minimum of five minutes per reply. It’s unclear if they’re (1) helping other
by boxedadin 4y ago
On top of messages being non-persistent, it seems that chat representatives take a minimum of five minutes per reply. It’s unclear if they’re (1) helping other people simultaneously (2) performing a slow corporate policy (3) multitasking.
It shouldn’t take 5+ minutes to reply with “let me look into that for you”.
- vinnydiehl 4y agoIt's very clear that they're assisting multiple people. It would be an incredible waste otherwise, but unfortunately these agencies likely stretch their support agents far too thin.
- effingwewt 4y agoOh,they very much are helping multiple people at once. I worked at a call center with a T-Mobile LOB, at which I had several friends working in their online chat dept. Support reps and sales reps alike were both required to be on at least 7 open chat windows or face termination. They could be shadowed at any time by an ops agent, who would ding them for not pasting proper replies (they frowned heavily upon real interactions- going 'off-script'), or having less than the 7 required chat windows. If these companies could they would nix phone agents entirely, and this is why- one agent becomes 7. Customer satisfaction? What even is that?