| Today, keynote speakers are all focusing on the
importance of customer service and satisfactions as the critical
component of a successful business. Tom Peters, author of "In Search
of Excellence," calls it the competitive edge.
This seminar teaches
ways to work easily with others and create a more pleasant environment.
You will also learn ways to communicate with customers in person and over
the phone, helpful skills for dealing with angry customers, tactics for
keeping your composure under stress, and much more.
We've drawn from what
is working in companies across America as well as what is working with
our company. This seminar was developed and is presented by customer service
experts.
This seminar will
help you train yourself, your staff, and your organization not only to
head off problems, but also to rise to a level of service excellence.
Learn how to...
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Increase the return on your customer
service dollars. |
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Make your customers feel important and
appreciated. |
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Reduce stress and turnover in customer
service jobs. |
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Become a master in the art of
listening. |
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Say "no" and be firm without
antagonism. |
Set aside just one
day, and you can learn how to turn every customer into an ally, outservice
your competitors, eliminate negative situations, and overcome stress and
burnout!
Seminar Overview
The vital role of all customer-contact personnel
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Learning
to see how your customers see you |
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Handling
the inherent frustrations of heavy customer interaction |
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Making vital choices with each customer contact |
How to deal with complaints and angry customers
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Handling
complaints for maximum customer satisfaction |
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How to
keep your cool in the toughest situations |
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The
right and wrong ways to say "no" |
Building customer goodwill
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5 ways
to reduce costly mistakes |
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How and
why to make customers feel important |
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The power
of using names, with 5 easy tips to remember them |
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Effective
techniques for building customer loyalty |
The critical art of listening
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12 poor
listening habits and how to avoid them |
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11 creative
techniques to sharpen your listening skills |
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How
listening can surmount a tense situation |
Smart techniques for better communication
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How to
make a winning first impression |
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Building
good rapport with customers and associates |
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