“In an information-based economy, a company’s most important asset is not its people, but the richness of the connections between its people" Dr Reuben McDaniel
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"Participants on our courses have always rated Communicate Consultants very highly for the relevance of the content of their sessions and the professional way in which they carry out their work. Their sessions are lively and effective and a highlight of our programs."
Communication skills are universal and mandatory to business and career success.
Most communication skills can be developed effectively in a group environment. We provide a broad range of communication programmes especially designed for this purpose. They are highly interactive, based on proven techniques and utilise international research.
Customer expectations of service keep getting higher. This programme takes a practical yet light-hearted approach to the challenges of providing effective service. It coaches people in the important etiquette for dealing with customers and teaches useable skills in handling difficult situations.
Service:
Communicate for service
Many service roles face a unique set of communication challenges. Our specialised courses deal with these challenges in a practical and enjoyable way.
Your key role in service
Good and bad service in today’s rapidly changing world
Your crucial role
What do people want?
The six basic needs of customers
What can you do about these needs?
Face to face with your customers
Using an effective system
Active listening – the key to client communication
The client is always right, even if you have to say no
How to take the ‘can-do’ approach
Telephone dynamics
Handling the etiquette of the call
Projecting a friendly professional impression
The three keys to a good telephone voice
Handling the difficult client
The four step system for managing the angry client
Dealing with common difficult types
Putting on your professional raincoat so you defuse the anger
The ‘can-do no for client service
Moving on with service
Ten key client service habits
Downloadthe PDF outline of a typical in-house programme in this area.