Durée
1 day
Public
If you are responsible for dealing with customer complaints (internal or external), then this course is for you
Objectif
Programme
Mise à jour le 15 Janvier 2024
Personal Impact on Customers
- “I’m good at managing my customers”- self-analysis
- What do your customers think about you and your organisation?
- The perception divide – “It’s entirely your fault!”
Managing Customer Complaints
- Why customers complain
- Managing extremes of behaviour
- Managing emotion
Managing Angry and Abusive Customers
- Managing the issue and not the person
- Managing your customer’s emotion
- Staying calm under pressure
Generating Customer Loyalty
- Listening, acting and responding to customer needs
- Using the complaint to re-shape the ‘customer experience’
- Genuine, sincere and proactive customer service
Achieving Excellence in Customer Service
- Best practice checklist
- Your customer experience statement
- Personal action plan
Tarif jour : à partir de 1700 €
Méthodes pédagogiques
This course explains how to stay calm under pressure, not to over react, and how to remain professional when managing issues.
Customer expectations for speed, quality, cost control and delivery have increased and customers complain when their expectations are not met. When customers complain it can be a very stressful experience and remaining calm under pressure is key to retaining long-term customer loyalty.
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Durée
1 day
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If you are responsible for dealing with customer complaints (internal or external), then this course is for you
Objectif