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Training Outline
Importance of exceptional customer service
Definition
Examples of good and unacceptable
Why it is critical to success
Impact of poor customer service
What makes customer service legendary
Who your customers are and what they expect
External
Internal
Expectations of your customers
Measuring customer service
Review of mystery calls
Telephone skills quiz
Self evaluation results
Verbal and non-verbal customer service
Attitude and other qualities
Product Knowledge
Good Communication
Positive vs. Negative language
Body language and physical appearance
Phone, voice mail and e- mail etiquette
Phone etiquette rules
Greetings
Placing callers on hold
Transferring calls
Taking messages
Voice mail etiquette rules
E-mail etiquette rules
Listening, asking questions and offering solutions
Active listening
Listening and clarifying
Asking probing questions
Offering solutions and showing empathy
Closing the sale and the call
Customer service requires sales skills
Closing the call
The talkative caller
Follow up
Dealing with difficult customers and problems
Diffusing angry customers
Tips for problem calls
LEAP into handling complaints
Managing customer expectations
Using diplomacy
Industry lingo
Avoid using industry lingo
Group exercise - role playing
Conclusion and evaluation
Review of expectations
Receive certificate of completion
Complete evaluation form