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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. Often described as “traditionalists,” this consumer age group combines two generations—the “Greatest Generation,” also known as the GI generation, born in 1924 or earlier, and the “Silent Generation,” composed of individuals born in 1925–1945. Gen Xers value independence, as well as individual choice.

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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. Often described as “traditionalists,” this consumer age group combines two generations—the “Greatest Generation,” also known as the GI generation, born in 1924 or earlier, and the “Silent Generation,” composed of individuals born in 1925–1945. Gen Xers value independence, as well as individual choice.

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The Impact of Demographics on Live Chat Customer Service {Guest Post}

Michelli Experience

Like implementing a new customer service platform , opening a new service channel requires significant investments of time and money; the return on which can be difficult to predict. With this in mind, we surveyed consumers to learn more about their preferences for and use of live chat. There are, however, some outliers.