Do You Want to Win a Google Nest Hub Max?

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Do you want to be entered into a prize draw, where one lucky participant will win a Google Nest Hub Max Hands-Free Smart Home Controller?

Of course you do!

Well, the good news is that all you need to do is fill-in this ten-minute customer service survey and will have a chance to win this great prize!

The added bonus of taking part in this survey is that you will have the chance to to benchmark your contact centre, as you will also have exclusive early access to our report!

This survey of 20 simple questions, investigating many different aspects of contact centre life.

The aim of the survey is to capture a snapshot view of exactly what contact centres are currently doing to meet the ever-increasing demands of the modern customer.

Examples of questions in this year’s survey include:

  • What Is Your Biggest Barrier to Making the Customer Experience Easier?
  • How Do You Capture Customer Feedback?
  • When Did You Last Carry Out Customer Journey Mapping?

Follow the link below and take part in our ten-minute survey!

Click here to take part in the survey

You will be entered into a prize draw, where one lucky participant will win a Google Nest Hub Max Hands-Free Smart Home Controller!

The survey will run until Friday 3rd April 2020, with the results being published in June 2020. Terms and conditions will apply to the prize.

This year’s survey is sponsored by Jabra, NICE and RingCentral.


Terms and Conditions

To take part in the survey, you should be a contact centre professional, currently working within a contact centre. Anyone found not to be working within the contact centre industry may be removed from the prize draw. (Please use a work email address where possible when completing the survey to help us verify this.)

Once the survey is closed, the winner of the Google Nest Hub will be chosen at random. The winner will be notified by email. The prize will be non-exchangeable.

To be entered into the prize draw, all contact details must be filled in. Those who don’t may be removed from the prize draw.

Author: Rachael Trickey

Published On: 3rd Apr 2020 - Last modified: 20th Aug 2020
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