Diplomat Series Public Sector Customer Service
Customer service, in-person and by phone, defines an agency's public image. Public sector customers expect courteous, knowledgeable and professional interactions. Ergometrics'
Diplomat Series is based on the skills and attitude needed to effectively perform a wide range of public contact work requiring professional customer relations. The
Diplomat Series consists of three validated tests:
- Diplomat Human Relations Video Test
- Diplomat Phone Skills Video Test
- Diplomat Reading Test
In addition to total score listings, tests in the
Diplomat Series report candidate response patterns. These dimensional scores allow managers to better understand their candidates' strengths and weaknesses, and what kind of coaching and supervision they will need, if hired.
Benefits include:
- Testing for Key Public Relations Attitudes and Behaviors
- Identifying Top Candidates in the First Phase of Testing
- Lower Adverse Impact
- Easy Administration
- Quick Scoring Turnaround
- Dimensional Score Reports
- Reduced Cost and Hiring Time
Diplomat Human Relations Video Test
Diplomat Human Relations Video Test simulates working in a public sector customer service job. It is an excellent test for any job where employees interact with the public, including counter work, client assistance and field work. Diplomat Human Relations Video Test covers:
- Customer Communication Style
- Handling Customer Problems
- Co-Worker Relations
- Teamwork
- Work Habits
- Integrity
- Initiative
- Management Relations
Diplomat Phone Skills Video Test
Multi-tasking phone environments, including call centers, demand exemplary customer service skills while performing technical and analytic tasks, such as accessing computer files and making entries. Diplomat Phone Skills Video Test is specifically designed for these types of jobs and covers:
- Tact and Diplomacy
- Dealing with Frustrating Situations
- Dealing with Callers Who are Confused
- Dealing with Distractions
- Teamwork
- Listening and Focusing on What is Important
- Professional Interactions
- Analyzing Computer Files and Paperwork
- Following Rules and Policies
- Noticing Problems and Discrepancies
- Promoting Customer Satisfaction
Diplomat Reading Test
- Public Sector Customer Service Standard Reading Level
Dimensional Scores
Diplomat Series dimensional scores provide you with an analysis of candidate response patterns. Dimensional areas reported are:
- Stern Unpleasant Approach
- Passivity/Conflict Avoidance
- Concern for Customers
- Difficult to Supervise
- Support for Policy
- Teamwork
- Phone Courtesy
- Analytical Phone Work
- Reading
Ergometrics' Tests are fair, with lower adverse impact.
Content and criterion validation show a high correlation between scoring well on Ergometrics' tests and on the job success.