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How would you react if a service
giver says: "Mr Lim, I'm sorry but I cannot help you with your request"
and there's no other offer of help or suggestions.
Would your reaction be different
if the service giver says: "Mr Lim, let me do this, I'll check with
our ABC Department and get back to you shortly?"
Now, even if both service providers
come back with a negative answer, would you feel that she has already
tried? As service
providers, do you find it challenging to communicate unpleasant information
in a more palatable way? Could we as service providers express our good
intentions to help customers without sabotaging ourselves?
Are there better ways
to say NO to a customer so that they do not feel that you are
not helping them at all? This talk will provide service givers suggestions
in communicating better, verbally with their customers through better
choices of words in their face-to-face or telephone situations.
Register to watch the recorded version of the seminar.
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| Grace
Lee is the principal consultant of Learning Inc. Consultancy. She
is a dynamic and enthusiastic trainer/facilitator and consultant with
over 28 years of experience in training and development. She focuses
in the soft skills areas of customer service, telephone communication,
team building, personal effectiveness and train-the-trainers. Grace
is currently doing her masters of arts in Education and Human Development
with George Washington University, USA. She is also WSQ-Advanced Certified
in Training & Assessment (ACTA) and a certified behavioural consultant
for the DISC Personality System. |
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