Interview Question
Community Manager Interview
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StarbucksHow do you respond to negative comments online?
Interview Answers
17 Answers
Don’t pay any attention to the negative comments stay true to you and stay focused on your goals
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Apologize and address the comment, sincerely and professionally, in favor of the customer.
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keep calm. Just give positive respond like say thank you for criticizing we'll do better for the next and make their negative comments for our motivations to be the best and we have to show up for that
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1) Evaluate the validity of their feedback. Are they simply trolling, or is this an actual experience a customer is facing that is worth addressing? 2) Document, categorize, and archive their feedback for further analysis to add to the "big picture" for how our organization can improve. 3) Thank the customer for their feedback, and acknowledge that it has been documented to further improve our business practices. If the experience warrants an apology, offer it sincerely with the intention that it should be addressed.
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remain calm and ignore the problem
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Take it as positive and tell them to in future we provide good service
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Take negative comment as positive, because it may help you improve
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Usually I have control of the floor in a positive way. I do that bc if our attitude is dull our day will be too. So I learned long ago take control and show ppl how to have fun and keep it positive and move on.
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Online it is really hard to be 100% sure....how they are saying anything, or be familiar with their humor. Zero voice infliction. So I would...shoot an lol briefly empathize and let them know they were heard then change the negative to positive and keep doing it bc honestly how can u stay negative when your being BROUGHT UP UP. Maybe your that one good influence in their life. Dont blow it :)
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First i will follow the latte art process and then ill give them complementry and apologize
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Take their constructive criticism if any, disregard the rest (ie. plain insults.)
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I try to understand why customer said negative comments and give solutions with an excuse motivation
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Ignore the negative focus on the positive everybody's going to look for a reason get you down because they don't feel good about their self
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Ignore the negative focus on the positive everybody's going to look for a reason get you down because they don't feel good about their self
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Ignore them
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I usually don't even pay attention to negative anything. If one comment happens to get under my skin, I usually want to myself about it, and delete it.
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