Roleplay is super awkward! But necessary...
Mark Eggers, 1 min read
Role play is super awkward when you first do it (unless you did theatre sports at uni!). It's also one of the most effective ways to train because it gives your learners a chance to practice new techniques, without real world consequences. And when it comes to customer service - you often don't get a second chance!
That's why, even though it can be awkward, if you want to kick customer service goals, you need to be running regular roleplaying sessions.
Mark Eggers
Mark heads up the Sales team at Yarno. He loves to chat, which is fortunate because he’s very good at it. He's our digital Swiss Army Knife, always armed with a solution to any problem.
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