FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Service Desk Analyst?
The primary responsibility of a Service Desk Analyst is to serve as the first point of contact for B2B users, troubleshooting and resolving end user issues in line with Wipro’s Service Desk objectives.
What platforms do Service Desk Analysts need to respond to queries from?
Service Desk Analysts are expected to respond to queries from calls, the service desk portal, emails, and chats from the client.
Is it necessary for Service Desk Analysts to learn about specific client applications?
Yes, Service Desk Analysts need to become familiar with each client and their respective applications and processes.
What kind of logging is required for service desk tickets?
Service Desk Analysts must accurately log all service desk tickets using the defined tracking software, following standard operating procedures.
How is performance monitored for Service Desk Analysts?
Performance is monitored through adherence to TAT, SLA, and scorecard metrics as specified in the Statement of Work (SoW).
What should a Service Desk Analyst do if they cannot resolve a query?
If a Service Desk Analyst cannot resolve a query, they should escalate the issue according to the defined helpdesk policies and framework.
Is regular reporting required for this role?
Yes, regular MIS (Management Information System) and resolution log management on queries raised is required.
What type of communication skills are necessary for a Service Desk Analyst?
Effective communication skills are essential for a Service Desk Analyst to handle client interactions and provide quality support.
What are the essential competencies for a Service Desk Analyst?
Essential competencies include process excellence, domain knowledge, effective communication, detail orientation, change agility, client centricity, execution excellence, and a passion for results.
How is customer experience measured for Service Desk Analysts?
Customer experience is measured based on adherence to service delivery parameters like TAT, SLA, and the level of minimal escalation in support cases.