Making a Bad Situation Better

Discover three golden rules for emotionally-charged customer situations.
Module_Making a bad situation better 1

About the module

clock_duration_icon

15 minutes

language_globe_icon

English

vr

VR, PC, mobile and web

Conversation icon

LLM & scripted roleplays

Feedback icon

AI-powered personalised feedback

Certificate icon

Completion certificate

Notes icon

Lesson planning resources

Graduation-hat-icon-white

Who is it for?

This comprehensive module is designed for a diverse range of learners and a broad range of competency levels. It’s particularly beneficial for:

  • Corporations and Enterprises: Supports the development of key skills for effective customer service.

The Scenario

Whatever the reason for a customer’s journey, if you get your customer service right, you can make a good experience great and a bad one better. But if you get it wrong, you could turn a good experience bad and make a bad one even worse!

So what happens when circumstances beyond your control threaten to spoil a customer’s plans? This simulation lets you try out different approaches in a safe environment to find out the impact your decisions can have on the customer experience.

Travelling on the train (Whitelabel) _ Florence (CETR version) _ Carriage
objectives

Learning objectives.

Through this scenario, you will:

  • Experience the emotional impact that disruption has on a fictional customer
  • Practise maintaining control and de-escalating by ‘listening and responding’ rather than ‘reacting’ to an angry customer
  • Explore the positive and negative impacts that good and bad customer service can have on the customer’s emotions and experience

This module is part of our Customer Experience Training.

Give Bodyswaps a Try

Try Bodyswaps

Get instant access to our 10-minute demo or browse our module library in full with a 14-day free trial.