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- To be valued as an Individual<br />
1) To be valued as an Individual<br />
:o Use their name<br />
:o Use their name<br />
:o Adapt to their way of communicating<br />
:o Adapt to their way of communicating<br />
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- To be in Control<br />
2) To be in Control<br />
:o Offer precise choices<br />
:o Offer precise choices<br />
:o Ask Open and Closed questions<br />
:o Ask Open and Closed questions<br />




- To have strong Self - Esteem<br />
3) To have strong Self - Esteem<br />
:o Avoid jargon<br />
:o Avoid jargon<br />
:o Comment and Compliment<br />
:o Comment and Compliment<br />




- To receive Professional Attention.<br />
4) To receive Professional Attention.<br />
:o Take ownership<br />
:o Take ownership<br />
:o Focus on them<br />
:o Focus on them<br />

Revision as of 14:26, 18 October 2012

What is Customer Service?

A set of behaviours by an individual (you) to someone who depends on or benefits from a product or service(your customer).

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The Greeting/Introduction

A verbal handshake:

o Well placed
o Enthusiastic
o Sincere

E.g.: Welcome (e.g. time of day) Introduction (e.g. Flashbay) Personal (e.g. your name) Help (e.g. offer of assistance/Reason for call.)


Side notes:

- Use customers name instead of sir or madam - If possible make it personal - if it’s a regular caller - refer to the last conversation. - Smile even though you are on the telephone - Asking people to hold - Give them the option - Thank them for holding no need to apologise but do thank them for their patience


First Impressions

You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression! (First 5 seconds)

- You also just have a few seconds to capture the attention of the caller
- Last impressions are just as important
- Always finish the call as strongly as you opened it

o Summarise – recap/next steps
o Thank them for their time/business
o Check that they are satisfied with the information
o Reiterate your contact details
o Pleasantry


Four Basic Psychological Needs

1) To be valued as an Individual

o Use their name
o Adapt to their way of communicating
o Listen


2) To be in Control

o Offer precise choices
o Ask Open and Closed questions


3) To have strong Self - Esteem

o Avoid jargon
o Comment and Compliment


4) To receive Professional Attention.

o Take ownership
o Focus on them