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Cabin Crew Manager Interview Question:
Tell me what would you do if any customer complaint about your service?
Submitted by: MuhammadTo handle customer complaints you need to:
☛ Listen to the customer to figure out why they are upset.
☛ Listen to the customer to determine whether any of your policies were not abided by or if this is something outside or not contemplated by your systems.
☛ Next put yourself in the shoes of the customer. Given what you now know try and see their point of view. Why did they come to you?
☛ Once you have heard the complaint and understand the basis for the same, elevate the customer to a supervisor or manager where possible.
☛ Defend if you must. But do not fight with the customer.
☛ Once you have listened and understood the customer's complaint and have avoided fighting over the same divert the customer's focus to how you intend to resolve the matter.
☛ Use customer complaints as a manner to learn about potential flaws in your systems. Maintain a manner of tracking customer complaints .
If you are aware about all these steps then you will not face any problem in answering this question.
Submitted by: Muhammad
☛ Listen to the customer to figure out why they are upset.
☛ Listen to the customer to determine whether any of your policies were not abided by or if this is something outside or not contemplated by your systems.
☛ Next put yourself in the shoes of the customer. Given what you now know try and see their point of view. Why did they come to you?
☛ Once you have heard the complaint and understand the basis for the same, elevate the customer to a supervisor or manager where possible.
☛ Defend if you must. But do not fight with the customer.
☛ Once you have listened and understood the customer's complaint and have avoided fighting over the same divert the customer's focus to how you intend to resolve the matter.
☛ Use customer complaints as a manner to learn about potential flaws in your systems. Maintain a manner of tracking customer complaints .
If you are aware about all these steps then you will not face any problem in answering this question.
Submitted by: Muhammad
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