Accenture Senior Customer Support Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me something about yourself??
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Q2. Previous work experience??
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Q3. Strength and weekness
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Q4. Reason of changing the job
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Q5. Why do we hire you on this role
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Q1. General questions as asked in HR round
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Q2. Ooperational questions.
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Q3. Tell me a time when you have delivered exception experience to a customer?
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I once went above and beyond to help a customer with a technical issue.
• Customer was having trouble with our software

• I spent extra time troubleshooting and researching solutions

• Provided step-by-step instructions and followed up to ensure issue was resolved

• Customer was extremely grateful and left positive feedback
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Q4. Tell us a time when you failed to deliver the expected experience?
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Q5. How to handle difficult customer and scenario?
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To handle difficult customers, listen actively, empathize, apologize, offer solutions, and follow up.
• Listen actively to understand the customer's issue

• Empathize with the customer's frustration

• Apologize for any inconvenience caused

• Offer solutions to resolve the issue

• Follow up to ensure customer satisfaction
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Q6. How to say no to a customer?
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Saying no to a customer requires empathy, clear communication, and offering alternatives.
• Acknowledge their request and express empathy

• Explain why you cannot fulfill their request

• Offer alternatives or suggest other solutions

• Thank them for their understanding and offer to help in any other way

• Example: 'I understand how frustrating it is to not receive a refund, but unfortunately our policy does not allow refunds after 30...read more
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Q7. How can you explain something technical to a non tech savy customer?
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Use simple language, analogies, and visuals to explain technical concepts to non-technical customers.
• Avoid using technical jargon and acronyms

• Use analogies to relate technical concepts to everyday experiences

• Use visuals such as diagrams or videos to help explain complex ideas

• Encourage questions and provide real-life examples

• Be patient and avoid overwhelming the customer with too much information
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There will be a mock call or mock chat in a imaginary situation to check the comprehension, written and verbal skills and grammer.