Objectives
 
- Identify all the customers to your service
 
- Identify what your customers require from your service
 
- Plan your service so as to provide what the customer wants
 
- Handle customer complaints and minimize customer dissatisfaction
 
- Turn each complain into an opportunity to sell
 
- Avoid common customer pitfalls
 
           
          							 
          							
            							Outlines
            							 
Communication Styles: Speaking your customer’s language
 
- Communication input and output
 
- Speaking your customer’s language
 
- Identifying communication styles
 
- Matching communication styles
 
 
 
 
 
Building Customer Rapport and Good Will 
- What words and actions signal a friendly "ready to help" attitude that makes customers feel important
 
- How to effectively use voice inflection and body language to further communicate a positive message
 
- Is my appearance, colors, and grooming are important in serving my customers?
 
- What specific words and phrases make customers trust and like you
 
- Is there any difference between man as a customer and woman as a customer?
 
How to Communicate with Customers 
- Simple techniques to identify customer needs
 
- Are you Hearing or listening to your customers?
 
- Ten tips for active listening
 
- Five common barriers to listening
 
- Encouraging customers to listen 
 
- How you say it is just as important as what you say - how to hear yourself as others hear you
 
- How to make certain you deliver service that exceeds their expectation
 
Handling Problems and Complaints 
- Recognizing the root sources of most misunderstandings and customer conflicts
 
- How to repair a damaged customer relationship
 
- How to say "no" when you have to without arousing resentment
 
Dealing with Difficult Customers 
- How to deal with unhappy, irrational, angry and upset customers
 
- What to do when you feel yourself becoming angry with a customer
 
- Using the H.E.A.R.D technique to diffuse emotional customers
 
Improving Communications in the Workplace- Internal Customers 
- Who is the internal customers
 
- How to pinpoint communication breakdown
 
- How to enlist the support of other departments and co-workers
 
How to avoid misunderstandings
            
          							 
          							
            							Who Should Attend
            							 
Individuals who have direct contact with customers, people; employee level