Loving this, wether they care or not about how “I feel”, it’s a great tool to allow users to at least feel they can enter it tell someone at the other end. It can let off a great amount of steam to smooth the user journey. Imagine if every customer service solution had something like this, Telstra having a solution at the end of the call allowing you to record a message of how you feel. Sure there would be a lot of swearing but at least the frustration is out of the system rather than pent up to tell someone else the bad Telstra experience. Of course, it could be a good tool for service centres to take some useful feedback.
Twitter asks “how do you feel”
By David McGowan
on June 22, 2010
in Latest Posts, Posterous, Social Media, Weird and Wonderful
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