QUESTION 19 OF 26

If a customer demands to speak to a manager, what do you do?

This could happen to anyone, and it doesn't necessarily mean that you've done something wrong. However, your manager's time shouldn't be wasted with petty concerns, so make sure you've done everything on your level before escalation. A good answer would go like this, "Before forwarding any concerns to management, I'd make sure first that I did my best to solve the issue on my level. I'd apologize to the customer if he/she was not satisfied before escalating the situation to my boss."

"Before forwarding any concerns to management, I'd make sure first that I did my best to solve the issue on my level. I'd apologize to the customer if he/she was not satisfied before escalating the situation to my boss."

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Anonymous Answer

I'd make sure first that I did my best to solve the issue on my level. I'd apologize to the customer if he/she was not satisfied before escalating the situation to a manager.

Amanda's Feedback

Good answer! Showing that you would do everything in your power to de-escalate the situation before involving a manager shows that you are confident in your ability to connect with the customer and resolve the issue.

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