Today’s technology-reliant customer has become accustomed to
immediate responses and fast resolutions when dealing with
corporate customer service centers. The proliferation of
competitors, round-the-clock call centers and online customer
service operations has caused both traditional and
Internet-based organizations to focus on handling customer
concerns in more timely and effective manner. Executives tasked
with managing customer service divisions are required to ensure
that all staff members have buy-in into the customer service
process. Our Executive Customer Service Management Training
program is designed to provide division heads and management
with the key skills to create and sustain a satisfaction-driven
culture. Areas such as customer behavior, management of
information and people, satisfactory customer problem resolution
and the ability to sustain-long term relationships are all
central to this valuable seminar.
The day-long Executive Customer Service Management
Training program is designed with the unique needs of corporate
executives and managers. Classroom discussions, exercises and
materials are organized so as to provide a fast-paced learning
environment while minimizing critical time spent away from the
office. Utilizing a series of videotaped and audiotaped
discussions, program participants will work with each other and
the instructor to hone individual customer service skills and to
understand how to pass on appropriate customer-driven
capabilities within their organization. Our Executive
Customer Service Management Training program will ultimately
enable management to build a customer-centric philosophy into
any customer service situation, regardless of whether a customer
needs your team to provide a guiding hand, assistance with minor
concerns or the focused desire to see a problem through to
resolution.
Seminar Objectives:
Participants in the customer service skills training seminar
will learn to:
- Foster a customer-centric culture
- Enable staff to educate customers on issue resolution
- Acknowledge customer satisfaction concerns
- Set reasonable expectations with customers
- Handle unreasonable expectations or customer requests
- Accommodate the most difficult customers
- Effectively handle all complaints
- Be proactive rather than reactive
- Understand customer behavior
- Show understanding
- Gain cooperation from unhappy customers
- Teach customer-satisfaction techniques and tools to their
staff
To maximize your customer service teams
effectiveness we suggest our custom, private customer service
seminars offered in house at the location of your choice.
Contact
us for a free consultation on how we can best service your
customer service training needs.