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nterview questions and answers Page 1 of 14
Top 12 customer service interview questions
and answers
nterview questions and answers Page 2 of 14
Will you describe yourself?
We may take this as simple question
needing simple answers, but it isn’t.
Remember, we are after winning the
position. So, describing ourselves as if
we are selling a product is crucial. We
can mention our positive attributes, and
make our negative ones look like an
asset.
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If you have anything against the company’s policy, what should you do?
Like many other profession, customer
service jobs have work ethics and
rules that must be obeyed. With this,
stick to the complaint procedure. Tell
them we don’t need to rush things and
submit complaints to highest official.
Instead, approach the team leader
first, the administrator and so on.
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What makes you a good fit for the position?
With this question, it is essential to
mention that with this kind of job, a
highly motivated person is
recommended and we are that person.
Tell them, we need to be pushed
rather we have innate desire to
perform our duty as much as we want
to something for the growth and
progress of the company.
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Do you have any medical problems? If so, how would you handle it so that it will not get into your work?
Answer honestly! If you are suffering
from any serious condition that certainly
affects your kind of work, it’s helpful to
spill it out before it’s going to be too
late. Customer service jobs require a
healthy person and denying your current
condition will not be healthy.
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Are you an effective team player? Why you say so?
Customer service questions like this
one is provided by interviewers to see
and learn about our capacity working
with a team. A smart response we can
give for this would be to explain
further and in details our ways and the
outcome of that ways. Perhaps,
providing certain situations where we
are caught in can make the explaining
a bit easier.
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Walk me through an experience you cannot forget and what things you learned from it?
If the interviewer asks this question,
he is trying to see how well you can
expound on simple experiences.
Obviously, he wants to learn more
about you and trying to find proofs
that we can be an excellent candidate
for the position.
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Why do you think you are suitable for a customer service position?
I am suitable for this post because I understand that
at times we may go back on our words, either
intentionally or unintentionally leading to mass
customer dissatisfaction. I have been a part of that
crowd too, which is why I would like to deliver
hundred percent customer satisfaction to the public
who come to us with their woes.
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What kind of customer would you like to approach? A satisfied customer, a doubtful customer or an irate customer?
I would like to approach the irate customer, as that is
where I can face my challenge. Attending to a satisfied
customer will not give me the space to understand how
good I am at my service.
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Under what circumstances would you escalate the customer's query or problem to your supervisor or boss?
I don't think there would be a need to
escalate a matter, but considering dire
straits, then it would be only in the case
where the customer out-rightly refuses
to speak to me due to prior bad
experiences while he/she was lodging a
complaint with us.
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If a customer shows up with a complicated problem five minutes before you are to leave for the day, what would you do?
I would politely tell the customer that
we are closing for the day, and she/he
could visit/call us the next day. But if
she insists on it being urgent, I would
smile and say I am happy to help
her/him, along with being firm with
regard to the timings the next time
she/he has a problem.
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Do you think you have the ability to maintain your cool during a call where the customer is firing you with abusive language?
A customer goes on to the level of
abusing only when his/her needs have
not been met by us even after continued
efforts to seek help in resolving the
matter. Hence, the problem is ours. So I
would totally understand her/his plight.
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If a customer provides you with severely negative feedback or stinging criticism about your service or product, how would you take it?
I would take it with a positive attitude
so that I can better myself for my next
customer. After all, I am here to provide
hundred percent customer satisfaction.
If I am not doing a good job, someone
has to tell me, and who better than a
customer could help me understand my
raw attributes.
nterview questions and answers Page 14 of 14
Useful job interview materials:
Ebook: Ultimate Guide To Job Interview Answers
http://azjobebooks.info/download/UltimateGuideToJobInterviewAnswers
100 customer service interview questions: http://interviewquestionsandanswers.biz/customer-service-
interview-questions-and-answers/
http://4career.net/free-ebook-75-interview-questions-and-answers/
http://4career.net/top-12-secrets-to-win-every-job-interviews/
http://4career.net/13-types-of-interview-questions-and-how-to-sovle-them/
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