Customer Service
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.