Using Assessments to Hire Customer Service Reps
35mAdvanced2021-11-11
Authors

David Brownlee
Founder and CEO of Pure Customer Service
Course details
If you’re a hiring manager, there’s probably no worse feeling than realizing you’ve hired the wrong person, especially in a customer service role. Not only have you spent valuable time and money, but you’ve also hired someone who may do a poor job representing your company to the people you want to impress the most, your customers. How do you make sure a candidate with a great resume and great interview is actually a good fit? In this course, customer service expert and certified assessment trainer David Brownlee shows how you can use personality assessments to bolster your confidence that you’re hiring the right people for your customer service roles. David covers two types of personality assessments—DISC and motivation—and shows how they can give you insight into a person’s true behavior and motivations, and how you can use these to find and retain the best customer service performers.
Skills covered
Contact CentersHiring and InterviewingCustomer Service ManagementCustomer ServiceHuman ResourcesDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Using personality assessments to hire in customer service
1. Various Personality Assessments
- 02 - Learn the four DISC personality types
- 03 - The D personality type in DISC
- 04 - The I personality type in DISC
- 05 - The S personality type in DISC
- 06 - The C personality type in DISC
2. Personality Assessment Benchmarking
- 07 - The best-suited personality types for customer service roles
- 08 - DISC personality types not suited for customer service roles
3. Motivation Assessments for Customer Service
- 09 - The motivation assessment
- 10 - The best motivation types for customer service roles
- 11 - Motivation types not suited for customer service roles
Conclusion
- 12 - Take and implement the DISC and motivation assessments