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Support OKRs


I am trying to determine OKRs for my support team. While response time and other time-related metrics sound good, I want to focus on the quality of the conversations we have with the customers. Are there any suggestions on how to do this?

Best answer by Kevin Bendixen

If you want to focus on the quality of support I don't think there is much more you can do besides these two options. At least I'm not aware of anything else. Also not sure if auditing the conversation will give you a good metric (since it's very subjective). You might want to do some research on the topic of OKRs for support teams, there's some good reading on the net

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Kevin Bendixen
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You could aim for a specific conversation rating via the customer satisfaction reportBildschirmfoto 2021-03-18 um 08.36.13


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  • March 18, 2021

Ya I tried that. There are 2 challenges with that-

  1. it might seem impersonal
  2. most of the customers opt not to rate

So it doesn’t seem to give the right picture of how our support is doing quality wise.

inly other way I could think of is auditing the conversations. But it is a lot of work.

 

Any way I can better understand how my support reps are doing?


Kevin Bendixen
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If you want to focus on the quality of support I don't think there is much more you can do besides these two options. At least I'm not aware of anything else. Also not sure if auditing the conversation will give you a good metric (since it's very subjective). You might want to do some research on the topic of OKRs for support teams, there's some good reading on the net


Eric Fitz
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Further to @kevin b​'s reply, have you check out our Ultimate Guide to Conversational Support, @sarita​? It's our most recent book that we've published, and it goes into support structures and KPIs in good detail!


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