Principles of Customer Service
Throughout the course, participants will engage in theoretical understanding, practical applications, and reflective exercises, ensuring a well-rounded and impactful learning experience in the realm of customer service excellence.
PRINCIPLES OF CUSTOMER SERVICE
Welcome to the dynamic and essential course on Principles of Customer Service, where we delve into the heart of effective customer-centric practices and strategies. In this comprehensive program, participants will explore the fundamental principles that underpin exceptional customer service and its pivotal role in driving business success.
The course is meticulously designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the intricacies of customer interactions, emphasizing the art and science of delivering unparalleled service. From understanding the core elements of service to mastering the
nuances of digital customer engagement, this course provides a holistic framework that empowers participants to excel in diverse service environments.
Join us on a transformative journey as we explore the details of customer relationships, communication, and satisfaction, fostering the expertise needed to thrive in today's competitive and service-oriented business landscape.
STRUCTURE
Principles of Customer Service offers a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental concepts and practices that underlie exceptional customer service. Divided into ten units, each segment is crafted to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in diverse service environments.
- In Unit 1, The Art of Good Service, participants will develop a profound understanding of customer service, identify its core elements, and comprehend the customer chain's intricate dynamics.
- Unit 2, The Body Language of Service, delves into the significance of non-verbal communication and explores the impact of gestures and body language on customer satisfaction.
- The Telephonic Service, in Unit 3, provides insights into professional phone etiquette and effective call management strategies.
- Unit 4, Digital Customer Service, addresses the evolving landscape of customer interactions in the digital age, covering channels, skills, and strategies for enhancing digital customer service.
- Next Level Service, Unit 5, explores the role of customer goodwill, bounce-back initiatives, and proactive approaches to elevate customer service.
- Unit 6, Saying ‘No’ – the Right Way, navigates the delicate art of declining customer requests gracefully, considering the six basic needs of customers and emphasizing the importance of nuanced communication.
- In Unit 7, Good Service for Tough Customers, participants gain essential skills for handling challenging customer interactions. This unit introduces the concept of a negative filter, providing techniques to mitigate its impact when dealing with upset customers.
- Unit 8 focuses on Service Stress, with participants engaging in self-assessment to evaluate stress levels and selecting suitable reduction strategies. The course equips participants with techniques for stress-reducing self-talk and the implementation of time-management systems.
- Unit 9, Customizing to the Customer, involves self-reflection using a questionnaire to identify working and communication habits. Through analysis, participants comprehend the strengths, weaknesses, and key behaviours associated with each of the Four Working Styles.
- The final Unit 10, Habits, Hazards, Trends, and the Future, underscores the pivotal role of listening in customer service, exploring types and identifying common barriers. This unit guides participants in replacing typical phrases with more productive alternatives to enhance the overall customer experience.