How to Be Business Friendly
Five important concepts every customer-facing team member should be aware of!
Use Probing Questions To Improve Service
Sometimes, you ask an open-ended question but need a bit more information in order to sort things out. That's when Probing Questions come into play!
Six Ways to Influence the Interaction
Covers six distinct methods any help desk or customer service agent is able to positively influence a customer interaction.
Generations At Work – Millennials
Diverse generations in today's workplace can cause some challenges as well as many opportunities. This video lesson highlight's both.
Email Apocalypse – aka the “Reply-To-All” error
Just because everyone has and uses email, doesn't mean everyone knows how to use it properly. Most everyone has an accidental "reply to all" horror story to tell.
What To Say When Staff Waste Time Online
Employees have always wasted work time doing personal business. But in the age of Internet browsers, it can be more difficult to tell the difference. This lesson addresses why this problem happens.
How To Handle The Irate Customer
Learn the ASAP Technique. A highly effective 4 point plan to soothe and calm the angry, irate and upset customer.
How NOT to Handle A Complaint Call
When a customer contacts your organization with a problem or complaint, one of the worst things you can do is to be passive. Watch Paul Passive handle a complaint call.
Don’t Use Company Jargon On Customers
Every organization has their own unique short cuts, codes and abbreviations. It's a mistake to confuse your callers and customers with internal jargon.
Great Service Starts with A Smile :-)
Even if you never see your customer, a genuine smile comes through to the other side loud and clear!
Avoiding Excuses
One way to make an already frustrated customer get even more angry is to offer up worthless excuses. Customers just want their issues addressed and problems solved, NOT excuses!
Employee Development Courses
High-quality skills training designed to boost employee performance—and your organization’s bottom line One of the biggest struggles for management is this: determining how to effectively train new and existing employees to improve their performance, reduce turnover and, ultimately, increase your company’s bottom line. The answer is simple—your company needs a proven employee development program in ...