Customer Service Training 101: Quick and Easy Techniques That Get Great Results

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This invaluable resource is the training manual you need to give your employees the thorough training, review, and--if necessary--overhaul they need in the vitally important area of customer service. If their interactions with you and your employees were the only things your customers knew about your business, what would they say about it? Would they use descriptions such as “uninformed,” “rude,” “hot-tempered,” “uncaring”? For your customer, nothing else represents your business more than your employees; therefore, nothing is more important than arming them with the knowledge and skills they need to find the best solution for every customer. Using scenarios, guidelines, and practice exercises, Customer Service Training 101 will train them in: Creating positive first impressions Speaking and writing effectively Listening attentively Identifying needs Making customers feel valued Confidently handling customer complaints Your business plan is sound. Your product is needed. Your growth strategies are ground-breaking, but poor customer service can bring it all to a crashing halt. Equip you and your employees with the necessary skills before it’s too late. Review: An updated version of a timeless handbook - An updated version of a timeless handbook When you get right down to it, it’s always about people and guess what? Customers are people. As a sales and marketing consultant I have used this handbook many times over the years. I consider it the number one training tool when it comes to customer service. Now this edition comes out and is updated with valuable training exercises on how to deal with social media and online communications, as well as how to provide great service in this new world of self-service. What I have always liked about these books is that they are designed for trainers as well as associates. Ms. Evenson has filled the book with tips on how to train employees most effectively. But please, don’t think this book is just for trainers because it works equally well for any self-starters working in customer service who are motivated to learn how to be the best in the business. Here is an example of what you can expect from this book: Here is a list of questions to ask yourself to evaluate your own retail business when you walk in your customers’ shoes: • What do your customers see when the first step into your business? • How easy is it to move about? • How accessible is your display area? • Is there a sensible flow pattern? • Is the lighting sufficient? • In everything clean including the bathrooms? These questions represent the kind of exercise that is included throughout the book. Just to give you an idea as to what the book covers here are some of the topics: • Customer service basics • Effective communications • Relationship building • Face-to-face contacts • Telephone contacts • Keeping up with the times: Online and social media customer service • Self -service customer service: this chapter is worth the price of the book! • Customer complaints: this one too! • Being the best, you can be: the total package. And each chapter is a lesson with concluding key points and exercises that are both fun and educational. Since when can you get an entire training course for twenty-five bucks? Now matter what business you are in whether it be retail or B2B you’re going to be able to benefit from everything in this book. It is without a doubt the best customer service training book on the market today. Review: Right on time - Good book. Thank you. Wathana