callback

Vocabulary Word

Definition
'Callback' is a concept in programming where you give a function to another function to use later. It's like giving a friend a recipe to cook later at their own comfort.
Examples in Different Contexts
In telecommunications, a 'callback' can refer to a return call. A customer service representative might assure, 'We will arrange a callback to resolve your query at the earliest convenience.'
Practice Scenarios
Creative

Scenario:

In the new ad campaign, we want to create a sense of continuity with past ones. Could we revisit some elements that resonated well with our audience?

Response:

Indeed, a callback to our award-winning summer campaign would create a familiarity and engage our audience more effectively.

Business

Scenario:

Our customer service metrics show a significant increase in call wait times recently. We need to rethink our strategy to improve customer experience.

Response:

We could consider implementing a callback service. This way, customers wouldn't have to wait on the line and we contact them at a suitable time.

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