Customer Service
Objective
- Equal conversation partner
- On-the-spot “sensor”
- Information channel
Aspects
Importance of attitude
- to myself
- to my customers
- to my job, to my company
- to my products
Stimuli for objective- and success-oriented action
- personal vision as source of energy
- self motivation and initiative
- motivating your conversation partner
Presenting with confidence
- increased personal effectiveness
- elements of conscious influence
- getting to know your personal factors of influence
- body language
Negotiation: the art of convincing others
- ground rules for communication
- conscious listening
- recognising customer signals
- behaving in a customer-oriented way
- situational influence to create a positive company image
Customer meetings
- opening negotiations
- dealing with complaints
Personal relationships with customers
- dealing with customers on a personal level
- strengthening personal relationships
Customer service by telephone
- elements of influence and communication by telephone
- preparation and follow-up of telephone call
Optimising co-operation between customer service and sales
- customer service as active sales support
- co-operative communication in dealing with customers, management and co-workers
- dealing with information and other departments
- inducing others to act within and outside the company
Efficient use of time
- task/time analysis
- self organisation
- personal action plan
Concept
The objectives of the company and of the individual participant form
the basis of GUSTAV KÄSER TRAINING Customer Service. Conscious experience
and intensive practice based on real-life situations result in cognitive
points for immediate practical application.
The personal commitment and motivation of the participants during the
Training ensure the transfer from theory into practice. Performance
objectives and practical results are compared and monitored at each
Training Day.
Clear and straightforward printed texts and papers help participants
in the preparation, execution and analysis of their dealings with
customers, as well as with co-workers, peers and superiors.
Target group
People who should, through their customer service activity, achieve
a long-term customer relationship and follow-on business.
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