Question

Which of the following is NOT a good way to show that you are listening carefully to a customer's problems?
Say "uh-huh" or "I see" from time to time.
Ask questions when you need more information or do not understand the problem.
Occasionally repeat or rephrase what the customer says.
Interrupt customers when you disagree with what they are saying-

Answer 1

"Interrupt customers when you disagree with what they are saying" is NOT a good way. Interrupting cuts off information, damages rapport, and makes the customer feel unheard. Instead, let them finish, then respond calmly, ask clarifying questions, or restate their point before offering a different view.