Quality Customer Relations (QCR) workshop
We live in an age of
instant gratification, where most service is expected to be rendered within 24
hours, if not immediately. Customers are more demanding, and expectations are
rising. As a result, quality customer relations delivered by front line agents
has never been more critical to business success. This highly interactive 1-day
workshop will provide your new
customer service agents with the skills and knowledge necessary to:
- Demonstrate increased telephone professionalism
- Adapt their individual communication style through
voice, speed and tone to suit different customers
- Apply active, empathetic listening with questioning
techniques for complete understanding of customer needs
- Manage the conversation with an assertive
action-oriented approach
- Effectively address and satisfy a difficult or irate
customer
- Identify revenue opportunities for maximised customer
contacts
- Improve personal effectiveness through time and stress
management
By learning and applying superior customer
service techniques on every call, your contact centre agents will strengthen
their customer relationships, resulting in long term loyalty to your business.
The Workshop would also be personalised to the unique requirements of your
Contact Centre.
Course Content:
Key workshop topics included:
- The value of the customer service role
- How to meet and exceed client expectations
- Best telephone etiquette practices
- Development of rapport through effective voice
communication
- “First Aid” for working with accents
- Listening effectively using active and interactive
skills
- Questioning techniques for maximum call efficiency
- Managing client conversations that go off topic
- Assertiveness techniques
- Professional phrases
- Ten step process for handling customer complaints or
other difficult calls
- Handling clients who are abusive
- Declining with diplomacy
- Controlling emotional reactions
- Maximising the contact value by identifying further
business opportunities
- Enhancing personal effectiveness through stress and time
management