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Fact: 88 percent of your customers who stop using your services and/or products do so because of perceived employee indifference or rudeness.
Seminar Dates
To Register Please Call Our Offices: 404-816-0251
February 4, 2009 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Wednesday, Atlanta, GA)
March 18, 2009 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Wednesday, Atlanta, GA)
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One of the most common ways our customers interface with employees is through the telephone. Therefore, having an understanding of telephone etiquette will make a giant difference to your customers and your profits. Your reputation for service depends on how well your staff handles incoming and outgoing calls. 86 percent of the message your customers receive on the telephone is through the tonality of the voice they hear. Only 14 percent of the message they hear are the words used. Our “Business Image on The Telephone” training helps your employees to develop and master the techniques that will enhance your company’s image.
Telephone etiquette is an effective public relations tool for creating a positive telephone experience for your customers. This workshop includes dynamic trainee/trainer interactions and discussions, written and oral exercises, visual aids, and a proprietary workbook for each participant to take back to the workplace.
Audience: This program is designed for everyone who deals with customers by telephone – call center agents, customer service representatives and all customer-facing staff.
Overview
Manage your telephone impressions: A caller’s first impression with an organization is often over the telephone. The caller’s expectations and their reality are examined.
Enhancing telephone impressions: How we answer a call, or how we transfer or put someone on hold creates an impression on the caller’s mind. We demonstrate techniques for developing a pleasant telephone voice that will make the difference between a poor or excellent experience for the caller. We explore the positive vocabulary that creates rapport with the caller.
Improving your listening skills: When customers call, two of their most important needs are to be listened to and to be respected. We focus on what to do and what to avoid when we are listening to our customers to ensure we deliver to their expectations.
Dealing with difficult customers: We provide solid tips on how to effectively handle complaints and how to keep your customers satisfied without experiencing frustrations, or needing to escalate the issue to a higher level. We show how to diffuse situations without anger.
To Register Please Call Our Offices: 404-816-0251
February 4, 2009 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Wednesday, Atlanta, GA)
March 18, 2009 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Wednesday, Atlanta, GA)
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Topics
We explore all the dynamics of how to make a winning first impression and maintain positive relationships on the telephone! Your staff will acquire the fundamental skills for providing excellent customer service on the telephone. Our half-day program includes the following topics.
- Understanding the customer’s perception
- Techniques that create a positive first and lasting impression
- Nonverbal concerns: attitude, attention, posture, facial expressions
- Understanding how “frame of mind” can help or hinder customer excellence
- Improving your listening skills
- Selecting cheerful and appropriate greetings
- Taking ownership of the problem
- Handling customer complaint calls
- Handling difficult customers
- Rephrase the customer’s statement
- Acknowledge the customer’s feelings
- State the company’s position
- Allow the customer choices
- Find mutually acceptable solutions
- Handling multiple calls
- Transferring calls
- Solving communication problems
- Taking clear messages
- Using voice mail effectively
- Voice quality: pitch, inflection, courtesy, rate, enunciation, speed
- Placing customers on hold
- Taking accurate notes during the call
- Taking charge of the non-stop talkers
- How to react if the customer calls the wrong number
- Taking responsibility of the caller’s problem and following through
- Empathizing with angry or distressed customers
- Using positive vocabulary
- Slang and phrases to avoid
- Creating rapport with the customers
- Remembering the golden rules
- Communicating when English is your second language
To maximize your training investment, we’ll deliver our training on-site at your location – anywhere in the country or abroad. If you’re interested in learning more about this workshop, or any of our other services, please call us at (888) 324-6243.
Your Investment
Your Investment: $199.00/Person
You can pay via money order, cashier's check, company purchase order, or credit card. Once our office receives your registration and payment, you will receive a confirmation e-mail to confirm your registration. We accept the following Major Credit Cards:
We Guarantee Results:
If you are not happy, we're not happy. Go back to work and apply the new techniques you learned in our seminar and if you are not absolutely delighted with the results you achieve, write to us right away. We'll issue you a refund or arrange for you to attend another FIM training without paying another penny. That's our guarantee!
Dress Code
We suggest “Traditional Business” attire for all our public seminars/workshops.
Bring this course to your location, call us at: 1.888.324.6243
Email: info@fim-inc.com
You Receive:
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- A comprehensive workbook
- A set of proven techniques and guidelines that can be implemented immediately
- Interactive role-playing exercises
- Individual mini-critique (for those who wish to participate)
- Certificate of Completion.
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