To deliver the best face-to-face customer service you must think like a customer. Put yourself in their shoes and consider how you would feel being served by you.
To deliver the best face-to-face customer service you must think like a customer. Put yourself in their shoes and consider how you would feel being served by you.
Remember to think about how you are perceived by others.
Who is it aimed at?
How does it work?
The skills you will learn
Who are Hendrix Training?
Lucy Moffat and Steve Hemsley formed Hendrix The Dog in 2008 to help organisations boost their employees’ confidence by using acting techniques in their employee training and personal development strategies. This includes providing innovative presentation skills coaching.
All the world's a stage
When people are at work they take on a role. They have internal and external audiences to engage and influence and, like an actor, must make the most of their voice and body language to help them meet their objectives, particularly when presenting or in a meeting. The company is named after Lucy’s Spanish Waterdog, Hendrix.
Excellent customer service depends on the attitudes and skills of the individual employee. Without it few businesses succeed. People at all levels need to understand how communication works from the customer’s perspective.
This accredited qualification has been designed for delivery to all learners working or preparing to work in a customer service role or where using the telephone is a part of their role. This qualification covers the principles of customer service, including how to meet customer expectations, the i...
The main purpose of a customer service specialist is to be a ‘professional’ for direct customer support within all sectors and organisation types.
This course teaches people how to communicate in a manner that inspires the confidence and trust of a caller and gives the best possible impression of the business.
In order to have a truly successful business, you need to provide good customer service. It is believed that 96% of unhappy customers don’t ever complain; However 91% of those simply leave and never come back.
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