A customer calls the support centre and describes a problem. The analyst is not certain what the problem is. What is the appropriate strategy for eliciting the information a second time?
A customer calls with a critical problem for a product that is no longer supported by the help desk. What do you do? (Choose two.)
A customer calls with a printing problem. You start the troubleshooting process by asking some simple questions. The customer admits that this is his first time using a computer Which three questions should be used to obtain necessary information to solve the problem? (Choose three.)
Which three are common characteristics of successful teams? (Choose three.)
A customer calls you in a frantic state. The customer has a big presentation in an hour and cannot get the presentation to print. You ask questions about the problem, but the customer keeps talking about what will happen to her if she does not have the presentation ready. Which two actions should you take to get the customer's attention? (Choose two.)