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Can you describe a situation where you went above and beyond to ensure a customer's needs were met, even if it required extra effort? Please include the outcome and how the customer responded.

RoleCustomer Service Representative
DifficultyEntry
TopicBehavioral
Asked at
Boldr

Why This Is Asked

This is a confirmed Boldr interview question that assesses a candidate's commitment to customer satisfaction, problem-solving, and willingness to exert discretionary effort, which aligns with Boldr's B Corp values of impact and customer-centricity.

General Approach

Use the STAR method to structure a specific example. Emphasize specific actions you personally took beyond standard protocol, and quantify the positive outcome or customer feedback if possible.

Sample STAR Answer
S

Situation

I was handling a call from a long-time customer who was frustrated with a billing error that had not been fixed for two cycles. She was ready to cancel her account and was quite upset.

T

Task

My task was to not only correct the billing error but also to restore her trust and confidence in the company, ensuring she would stay as a customer.

A

Action

I listened patiently and apologized for the inconvenience. I investigated her account history and discovered the error stemmed from a system glitch. I coordinated with the billing department to have the charges reversed immediately and personally followed up with a supervisor to expedite the approval. I also offered a goodwill credit for the trouble and gave her my direct extension for any future concerns.

R

Result

The customer was pleasantly surprised by the proactive follow-up. She ended the call thanking me and saying she felt valued. Two weeks later, her account remained active, and she even mentioned my service in a positive survey response.

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