IT Service Desk: Customer Service Fundamentals

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Free Online Course: IT Service Desk: Customer Service Fundamentals provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. IT Service Desk: Customer Service Fundamentals is taught by Fancy Mills-Knebel.

Overview
  • Learn tools, techniques, and strategies you can implement to elevate the quality of customer service you provide in your IT service desk role.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • How to get the most value out of this course
    • What makes service desk customer service unique?
    1. Anatomy of a Contact
    • Contact greeting and validation
    • Contact investigation and diagnosis: Close-ended questions
    • Contact investigation and diagnosis: Open-ended questions
    • Contact investigation and diagnosis: Probing questions
    • Contact investigation and diagnosis: Confirming questions
    • Contact resolution
    • Contact closure
    2. Customer Service Tasks
    • Placing a contact on hold
    • Hold: The DATE process
    • When to use mute
    • Escalation procedures: Why
    • Escalation procedures: How
    • Transfer procedures
    3. Language and Professionalism
    • The value of building rapport with customers
    • Building rapport over the phone, part 1
    • Building rapport over the phone, part 2
    • Building rapport through writing: Style
    • Building rapport through writing: Tone
    • Building rapport through writing: Words
    • Building rapport face-to-face
    • Refining our message
    • How to effectively manage conflict
    4. Common Help Desk Customer Service Situations
    • Recovering unsatisfied customers
    • Learning how to redirect customers
    • How to say no without saying no
    • How to say no: the steps
    • Customer behavior profiles: Impassioned
    • Customer behavior profiles: Combative
    • Customer behavior profiles: Chatty
    • Customer behavior profiles: Timid
    Conclusion
    • Next steps