Dealing With Difficult Customers: Key Tips and Techniques
OVERVIEW
When you work with the public, you will interact with people
from all kinds of backgrounds with different personality styles and
temperaments, in a wide variety of situations with varying goals and
objectives. No matter what industry you are in or what kind of work you do,
there are times you’re likely to encounter customers who may be difficult to
deal with.
Difficult or not, your customers are still your customers – and
as a service provider, it is your job to meet their needs. That’s why everyone
who works in customer service need to know and be able to apply strategies to
effectively deal with difficult customers.
Providing effective customer service doesn't necessarily mean giving
in to all customer requests - particularly when they are unreasonable - but it
does require taking steps to ensure customer needs are met. This isn’t a “the
customer is always right” kind of training – because customers are not always
right. Neither are you! Everyone is wrong sometimes. The focus here isn’t on
right or wrong, but rather on providing you with actionable strategies to help
you effectively manage (and possibly even prevent!) the difficult customer
situations that everyone who works with people (and who doesn’t?) sometimes
faces.
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Working With Difficult Customers |
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Attend this informative audio conference and learn what you need
to know to improve your skills when it comes to dealing with difficult
customers. From learning how to recognize when a customer situation is likely
to be difficult to specific response skills, completing this training will help
make sure you’re better prepared the next time you face a difficult customer
interaction.
AREAS COVERED
- Maintaining control in difficult customer situations
- Recognizing customer anger
- Maintaining an appropriate demeanor
- Setting boundaries
- Keeping expectations realistic
- Effective listening skills
- Structuring messages for problem solving
- Moving past difficult customer encounters
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Tips for avoiding taking customer negativity personally
- Tips for showing empathy
- Key response skills
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Customer service representatives
- Retail employees
- Call center associates
- Sales professionals
- Front desk associates
- Hospitality workers
- All employees who interact with customers
- Managers/supervisors who oversee employees that
interact with customers
For more detail please click on this below link:
Email: support@trainingdoyens.com
Toll Free: +1-888-300-8494
Tel: +1-720-996-1616
Fax: +1-888-909-1882
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