Team Building and Coaching Flashcards
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A coach wants to build psychological safety within a customer service team. Which practice BEST achieves this?
Answer: Encouraging team members to voice concerns without fear of punishment
Psychological safety is established when team members feel secure speaking up, sharing ideas, and admitting errors.
Which method is MOST effective for identifying a customer service rep's hidden development needs?
Answer: Combining call monitoring, self-assessment, and one-on-one conversations
A multi-source approach surfaces blind spots that single-metric reviews often miss.
What is the PRIMARY purpose of a team charter in a customer service environment?
Answer: To define shared goals, norms, and accountability expectations for the team
A team charter aligns members on purpose, behavior standards, and collective accountability from the outset.
A rep receives negative customer feedback for the third consecutive week. A coach should:
Answer: Co-create a targeted improvement plan with clear milestones
A collaborative improvement plan engages the rep in solving the problem and provides measurable checkpoints.
Which of the following BEST describes 'stretch assignments' as a coaching tool?
Answer: Challenging projects slightly beyond a rep's current skill level to accelerate growth
Stretch assignments push reps just beyond their comfort zone, accelerating skill development while keeping goals attainable.
When a team consistently misses first-call resolution targets, the coach's FIRST step should be to:
Answer: Analyze call recordings to identify common resolution barriers
Root cause analysis through call review pinpoints specific skill gaps or process barriers causing poor FCR rates.
In a diverse customer service team, a coach BEST promotes inclusion by:
Answer: Actively seeking and incorporating varied perspectives in team decisions
Actively seeking diverse perspectives makes all team members feel valued and improves collective decision quality.