
Head of Customer Support, ten years in. Lifetime of customer-building careers in retail, training, lots of tech work, and some scuba diving. Weekly honest writing about a profession most of the internet covers badly.
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Two of the best support hires I’ve ever made learned the trade at a burger chain and a theme park, no wait - 3. One more was a bartender.
In-N-Out and Legoland, if you’re really must know. Neither one had ever touched a helpdesk but both w...
I know a CEO who is one of the most intelligent and driven people on the planet. He isn’t a lawyer, but he can pick apart any argument or premise like one, hunting for the gotchas and the problems nobody else might call out. He sees through...
I read resumes for a living, more or less. Support agents, support managers, the occasional brave soul who wants my job. And lately I’ve caught myself doing this weird thing where I hunt for one specific line. It’s like a Ctrl-F running in...
Every support team I’ve ever led, integrated, or acquired has a documentation graveyard. It might be an internal wiki, or a shared drive, or the Notion space with a grip of pages but no one curating. Somebody built it during a slow week wit...
There’s a guy on my team. We’ll call him Leif. His job is to make sure that when a customer writes in, the bot answering them already knows where in the product they are, who they are, if they have a purchase history with us, when they last...
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Head of Customer Support, ten years in. Lifetime of customer-building careers in retail, training, lots of tech work, and some scuba diving. Weekly honest writing about a profession most of the internet covers badly.
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