STAMMA / ContactBabel

  • Supporting Callers with Speech Disabilities in Contact Centres

    A survey by STAMMA, supported by ContactBabel.

    STAMMA is the UK's national charity for people who stammer, providing support, information and advocacy to help people who stammer live freely and speak without fear of judgement.

    This 5-minute survey explores how contact centres currently support callers who stammer or have other speech disabilities.

    Your responses will inform STAMMA's work with businesses and training providers to improve accessibility standards.

    All survey responses will remain confidential and anonymous. You will be offered the chance to receive the results.

    If you have any questions, please contact Steve Morrell, Managing Director at ContactBabel - smorrell@contactbabel.com

  • Q1. Does your contact centre have a formal process for identifying callers who have a speech disability, such as a stammer?
  • Q2. At what point(s) in the customer journey can a caller make the organisation aware of a speech disability? (Select all that apply)
  • Q3. How does your agent become aware that a caller has a speech disability? (Select all that apply)
  • Q4. If a caller's speech disability is recorded, how is it stored? (Select all that apply)
  • Q5. When a caller's speech disability is on record, at what point does the agent first see this? (please select one)
  • Q6. How frequently do agents receive training on how to serve callers with speech disabilities? (please select one)
  • Q7. How confident are you that your agents know how to respond appropriately to a caller with a speech disability? (please select one)
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