An Hour of Innovation: AI, Product, Tech and Career Growth30 Apr 2024

Customer Support Strategies, Metrics, and AI | Jovana Kandic | #10

Joana Kandic, Product Manager at cake.com, discusses customer support strategies, metrics, and future trends.

Jovana is a seasoned professional with a strong focus on customer support and success. She excels in managing all facets of customer service, from developing strategies to overseeing performance metrics. Currently, she is leading a team of product managers, driving innovation, and leveraging data to achieve business growth. In her previous role, Jovana directed customer support efforts, establishing policies, metrics, and quality assurance programs. Jovana also recruited, trained, and led teams while implementing systems to gather and analyze user feedback.

Takeaways

Align customer support with business goals and focus on exceptional support
Measure metrics such as first reply time, resolution time, and agent performance
Utilize AI to analyze feedback and assist support teams
Collaborate with other departments and prioritize communication
Take care of support agents' well-being and monitor team retention

Connect with Jovana

Website: www.cake.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jovana-kandic/

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Timestamps

(00:00) Intro

(04:55) Customer Service Strategy

(16:20) Measuring Support Team and Customer Satisfaction

(27:45) Collecting Feedback and Analysis

(32:27) Trends and AI Tools for Support Team

(43:13) Collaboration and Communication Across Departments

(47:28) Advice from Jovana

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