eppie.lagumbay — Coaching Report

Week of 2026-05-25 – 2026-05-31


At a Glance

Calls HandledAvg Handle TimeTop ProductTop ProblemCases DocumentedCases Escalated
2023m 55sCONNECTIVITY181

Scorecard

DimensionThis WeekCalls Reviewed
Accuracy2.0020
Protocol1.8020
Communication2.2020
Overall2.1020

Where Time Goes

Product Families

FamilyCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg OverallAvg AccuracyAvg ProtocolAvg CommunicationNote
MX434m 10s2.802.752.252.50
MR432m 31s2.652.001.252.25
WHW328m 11s2.933.002.332.33
EA224m 18s1.851.501.502.00
RE312m 55s1.071.001.001.67
WRT110m 36s1.401.002.002.00
OTHER48m 38s1.681.001.502.00

Key Observations

Problem Categories

CategoryCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg OverallAvg AccuracyAvg ProtocolAvg CommunicationFocus Area?
CONNECTIVITY927m 32s2.002.001.802.20
ACCESS524m 14s1.701.401.602.00
SETUP617m 36s2.102.001.702.20

Week-over-Week Movement

What Went Well

  1. Accurate model identification and warranty confirmation

- Correctly identified MX2000 mesh system and confirmed warranty coverage, enabling appropriate troubleshooting.

- Call #LTS00063567

  1. Effective WAN port diagnosis

- Diagnosed and resolved miswired WAN connection on WHW03 parent node, restoring full network functionality.

- Call #LTS00131349


Growth Opportunities

  1. Correct reset and pairing procedures

- Current practice: Instructed 20-second factory reset and 5-press pairing on Velop (MX) devices.

- What good looks like: Use 10-second reset for Velop/MX series and reserve 5-press pairing for LN/Cognitive Mesh only. Verify LED behavior and app connectivity before closing.

- Call #GI00127699

  1. Systematic connectivity troubleshooting

- Current gap: Skipped basic diagnostics (modem check, LED validation, wired connection test) on connectivity issues.

- What good looks like: Follow the “Modem → WAN → LAN → Device” flow: confirm modem link, test WAN port, validate LAN connectivity, then troubleshoot devices. Document findings at each step.

- Call #LTS00130982


Next Week's Focus

  1. Master reset durations

- Memorize and apply model-specific reset times: 10s for Velop/MX, 15s for MR/EA, 20s for RE/WRT.

  1. Build a connectivity diagnostic checklist

- For every connectivity call:

- Verify modem signal and link status.

- Confirm WAN port LED (solid blue/turquoise).

- Test wired connection to router LAN port.

- Validate SSID/Password match before device troubleshooting.

  1. Double-check URLs and access methods

- Use only myrouter.local, extender.linksys.com, or support.linksys.com — never third-party or misspelled domains.

  1. Avoid payment processing until resolution is confirmed

- Confirm the customer can complete requested steps before processing paid support fees.


Technical Accuracy

Improvement

- Call #GI00127699

Improvement

- Call #LTS00130982

Improvement

- Call #LTS00130993

Improvement

- Call #LTS00131146

Improvement

- Call #LTS00131152

Strength

- Call #LTS00063567

Strength

- Call #LTS00131349


Coaching Moments

No additional coaching moments were extracted after the technical review.


Escalation Lessons: What L2 Did

#GI00127699 — Resolved by Level 2

AspectDetails
What L1 sawCustomer couldn’t log into Velop admin page (error 2298) after failed reset. Both mesh nodes showed red LEDs. L1 attempted incorrect reset duration, LED interpretation, and pairing method.
Why it escalatedIssue persisted after 58 minutes of incorrect L1 guidance; error 2298 indicated deeper admin-password or firmware issue beyond L1 scope.
What L2 didL2 resolution steps were not documented in the local HappyFox snapshot. The case was marked “Resolved” but no technical details were provided.
Current stateResolved per HappyFox status, but L2 actions unknown.
L1 learning points1. Use 10-second reset for Velop/MX. 2. Never use 5-press pairing on Velop — it’s for LN/Cognitive Mesh only. 3. Verify HTTPS access only after confirming correct admin credentials and WAN connectivity.

Coach Appendix

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This Week's Calls

CaseDateScoreDirectionProductCategoryOutcome
#GI001276992026-05-251.8INBOUNDACCESS↑ Escalated
#LTS001309822026-05-271.8INBOUNDEA7430CONNECTIVITY⏳ Pending
#LTS001309932026-05-271.4INBOUNDWRT54GSETUPAbandoned or vague
#LTS000635672026-05-273.4INBOUNDMX2000CONNECTIVITY✓ Resolved
#LTS001311092026-05-273.0INBOUNDMR8300SETUPAbandoned or vague
#LTS001311152026-05-271.4INBOUNDVLP01ACCESSAbandoned or vague
#GI001311242026-05-273.0INBOUNDMX6200SETUPPending resolution
#LTS001311262026-05-273.0INBOUNDMR7350CONNECTIVITYClosed with self-help
#LTS001311262026-05-281.0OUTBOUNDMR7350CONNECTIVITYAbandoned or vague
#LTS001311462026-05-281.1INBOUNDRE7000ACCESSAbandoned or vague
#LTS001311522026-05-281.6INBOUNDMR7350ACCESSAbandoned or vague
#LTS001311542026-05-281.9INBOUNDEA8300ACCESSAbandoned or vague
#GI001313282026-05-283.0INBOUNDMX8500SETUPPending resolution
#LTS001313322026-05-282.8INBOUNDWHW03CONNECTIVITYAbandoned or vague
#LTS001313352026-05-281.3INBOUNDVLP01CONNECTIVITYIncorrectly closed
#LTS001313372026-05-283.0INBOUNDVLP01CONNECTIVITYClosed with self-help
#LTS001313372026-05-281.0OUTBOUNDVLP01CONNECTIVITYAbandoned or vague
#LTS001313432026-05-283.0INBOUNDWHW03CONNECTIVITYClosed with self-help
#LTS001313492026-05-293.0INBOUNDWHW03CONNECTIVITY✓ Resolved
#LTS001313572026-05-291.0INBOUNDRE6250SETUPAbandoned or vague