Customer Support

Great customer service is fast, accurate, and consistent in every reply. This category helps support agents, customer success managers, and call center leaders get there. You’ll find canned responses and live chat scripts, empathy statements, interview questions for hiring agents, guidance on CSAT, NPS, and other CX metrics, and comparisons of support tools. Each guide includes examples you can adapt and save as snippets, so your team can answer common questions in seconds.

Will Customer Support AI Replace Human Agents?

AI for customer support is drawing interest as companies look to reduce caseloads, but current tools have real limits. See why GPT-based agents remain unpredictable and why good human service still carries value.

Josh Centers

Employee Retention: Three Types of Customer Service Agents

Employee retention in customer service starts with knowing what each agent wants next. Meet the three types of support agents (climbers, escapees, and happy campers) and see how managers can keep each group engaged.

Josh Centers

6 Tips to Align Sales and Customer Service Teams in 2026

Aligning sales and customer service teams breaks down silos that hurt the customer experience. Get six practical tips, from shared goals and technology to cross-department meetings, joint onboarding, and cross-training.

Jacob Thomas

Stop Saying Sorry!

Saying sorry is a reflex in customer support, but scripted apologies can ring hollow. See when an apology helps, when gratitude works better, and how to replace automatic sorries with responses that show real progress.

Josh Centers

Unlock the Secret to Exceptional Customer Service Productivity

Measuring customer service productivity starts with metrics like first contact resolution, ticket resolution time, CSAT, and NPS. Get practical tips on clear roles, self-service portals, automation, and avoiding multitasking.

Clive Hanks

Degree symbol on keyboard: Every shortcut and method

Typing the degree symbol (°) takes a different shortcut on Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android, Chromebook, Linux, and Google Docs. Find every method, including Alt codes and Unicode, plus a faster option for frequent use.

Josh Centers