Customer Service Interview Role-Play
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Run a customer service interview with scenarios. Role (chat, phone, in person, or retail): [ROLE_TYPE]. Company and products: [COMPANY_AND_PRODUCTS]. My experience level: [EXPERIENCE_LEVEL]. You are the interviewer. Start with two standard questions (why this role, how I handle stress). Then give five scenarios one at a time and play the customer in each, responding realistically to what I say: an angry customer with a late order; a confused customer who cannot find an item; a request that policy does not allow; a mistake I made; and a customer who is polite but asking for something impossible. Keep your turns short and in character. Wait for my response before continuing, and let the customer calm down only if I listen, acknowledge, explain clearly, and offer options. After the scenarios, step out and score me from 1 to 5 on empathy, clarity, accuracy, ownership, policy handling, and staying calm. Quote my words, give a stronger sample reply to my weakest moment, and list the phrases that worked and those to avoid. End with three questions I should ask the employer, and a 30-second summary of why I fit. Do not invent company policy; ask me when needed.
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