Choosing the right rating scale in Zendesk QA can significantly enhance the accuracy and consistency of your quality assessments. Smaller scales, like binary or 3-point scales, are ideal for quick and consistent reviews across a large volume of tickets. They simplify the grading process, making it faster and more efficient. On the other hand, larger scales, such as 4-point or 5-point scales, provide more depth and are better suited for programs with a strong emphasis on coaching. These scales encourage critical thinking and offer more detailed feedback, although they may take longer to grade.
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