Mixed-methods study evaluates VR training's effect on customer service metrics, suggesting enhanced outcomes for technology firms.
Virtual Reality (VR) training is increasingly being used in various sectors to enhance employee skills and customer service experiences. A mixed-methods approach was employed, including surveys and observational data collection to evaluate changes in performance indicators following VR training implementation. VR training showed an average improvement of 15% in reported customer service metrics compared to baseline levels, with notable increases in customer satisfaction scores. The study confirms the efficacy of VR training as a tool for enhancing customer service outcomes in technology companies and suggests its potential scalability across different sectors. Investment in VR training programmes should be considered by Abuja-based technology firms to improve customer interactions and operational efficiency.
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