Help Desk Analyst Complete Certification Kit: You-Powered Help Desk Support - Essential Study Guide and eLearning Program
Nonfiction, Computers, General Computing
| Author: | Ivanka Menken | ISBN: | 9781486432158 |
| Publisher: | Emereo Publishing | Publication: | October 24, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Emereo Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ivanka Menken |
| ISBN: | 9781486432158 |
| Publisher: | Emereo Publishing |
| Publication: | October 24, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Emereo Publishing |
| Language: | English |
Learn how to:
- Gain employment as a Help Desk Analyst
- Handle difficult customer calls
- Manage common IT support calls
- Gather ideas and feedback from customers
- Build loyalty and trust through the power of community
At it's most essential, a help desk gives customers a place to address their questions, problems, issues with a company's product or service. Without a help desk, companies lose a valuable opportunity to absorb a customer's negative experiences and turn them around. While usually there when something goes wrong, help desks are essential to overall positive customer experiences and client services.
This book and certification is for any professional or company that's looking to offer professional-grade IT support service with very little effort. Using the benefits of elearning certification, The Art of Service has helped professionals in all industries move their help desk and customer support operations to the next level. Companies that can attest to the fact that with this book and course, the name of the game is simplification.
The Help Desk Analyst Complete Certification course is built upon the idea that help desk support doesn't have to be complicated and cumbersome.
Upon achieving your certification you'll be able to answer the following questions with confidence:
- What are the most important things to consider when providing Help Desk support?
- What are the industry-standard practices used to manage IT service delivery?
- What skills are required to gain employment as a Help Desk analyst?
- What are the recognized "best practices" for managing user requests and incidents?
- What role can self-help play in supporting Help Desk services?
- How do you calculate incident priority?
- How effective is our existing reporting system?
- What is required to automate the installation and configuration of the operating system?
- What is missing in your Help Desk solution to help your business efficiently?
- What does Customer Service mean to you?
And many, many more.
Learn how to:
- Gain employment as a Help Desk Analyst
- Handle difficult customer calls
- Manage common IT support calls
- Gather ideas and feedback from customers
- Build loyalty and trust through the power of community
At it's most essential, a help desk gives customers a place to address their questions, problems, issues with a company's product or service. Without a help desk, companies lose a valuable opportunity to absorb a customer's negative experiences and turn them around. While usually there when something goes wrong, help desks are essential to overall positive customer experiences and client services.
This book and certification is for any professional or company that's looking to offer professional-grade IT support service with very little effort. Using the benefits of elearning certification, The Art of Service has helped professionals in all industries move their help desk and customer support operations to the next level. Companies that can attest to the fact that with this book and course, the name of the game is simplification.
The Help Desk Analyst Complete Certification course is built upon the idea that help desk support doesn't have to be complicated and cumbersome.
Upon achieving your certification you'll be able to answer the following questions with confidence:
- What are the most important things to consider when providing Help Desk support?
- What are the industry-standard practices used to manage IT service delivery?
- What skills are required to gain employment as a Help Desk analyst?
- What are the recognized "best practices" for managing user requests and incidents?
- What role can self-help play in supporting Help Desk services?
- How do you calculate incident priority?
- How effective is our existing reporting system?
- What is required to automate the installation and configuration of the operating system?
- What is missing in your Help Desk solution to help your business efficiently?
- What does Customer Service mean to you?
And many, many more.
