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Delivering Excellent Customer Service Face to Face
The aim of this course is to equip you with the skills and behaviours to exceed customer expectations consistently on a face to face basis
Who should attend?
Anyone with a customer-facing role who feels their customer service skills could be improved.
Benefits:
By the end of this course you will be able to:
State what customers consider is good customer care face to face Describe the effects of poor customer care on the organisation and on the individual List the vital stages of effective service delivery Successfully apply listening, questioning and summarising skills to improve the outcome of communication with customers at different stages of service delivery Recognise the difference between assertive, passive and aggressive behaviours Apply a six stage process to handling difficult customer situations face to face
Course Overview:
Good customer care from the customer's perspective Who are our customers and what are their expectations of us? Impact of poor customer care The customer's journey - how our skills and behaviours impact on service delivery and the customers experience Key skills in dealing with customers face to face Recognising assertive, aggressive and passive behaviours Six stage process for dealing with difficult customer situations Action Planning
Style of the Course: The course is highly active and participative. During the workshop participants undertake activities, exercises and discussions to help them put what they learn into practice
Course Length: One day Workshop 09.00 to 17.00 with an hour for lunch
Course Venue: London
2009 Course dates: April 29 & October 23. Other course dates available on request.
PRICE: £450 plus VAT. We provide discounts when booking 3 or more delegates. We can also run this course for you in-company at favourable rates for 4 or more people. Please contact us on 01628 526535 or info@thestairway.co.uk
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