Politicus Correctus Etiquette, Sales and Management Training

          ........Customer Service means never deciding for the customer, but, instead listening........"

                                                                                                          Barbara J. Cummings

Customer Service

Customer Service Training begins only after first assessing your company's goals.  When the actual training program is developed, it can then utilize this management guidance to enhance the learning process.

  Attitude, behavior and communication skills CAN be improved
in the workplace.

We will assess your needs and customize a program for you!
EIGHT MAJOR PROGRAM TOPICS

Understanding Client
Behavior

      Defining High Performance
                 Customer Service

         *  Power Points of human behavior
         *  Behavior evaluation
         *  Client behavior styles
         *  Client buying habits
         *  Negotiation styles
         *  Effective interpersonal relationships
         *  Finding a simple system
         *  Developing a common language

         *  Evaluation
         *  Defining a customer service mission
         *  Going the extra mile
         *  Why clients defect
         *  Roadblock to high performance
                           customer service
         *  What's in it for me?

Organization

       Precise Communications

         *  Streamline paper and work flow
         *  Managing information
         *  Handling interruptions
         *  Ten diplomatic tactics for getting
                  supervisors and co-workers
                         to help you succeed

         *  Effective communication
         *  The art of conflict resolution
         *  Hidden meanings in communication
         *  Six points for seeking information
         *  Active listening
         *  Telephone protocols
         *  Electronic manners
         *  Kinetics (body language)


Influencing Skills

                    Initiatives

         *  Conserving and utilizing company
                                  resources
         *  Managing customer expectations
         *  Relying on a company teamwork
         *  Choosing words carefully
         *  Being proactive
         *  Looking toward future sales
         *  Follow-up
         *  Keeping clients informed
         *  Retention activities

         *  S.M.A.R.T. goal achievement
         *  Personal business mission
         *  Daily priorities
         *  Positive - Negative recognition


Problem Solving

                     Procedures

         *  Options when you can't say "yes"
         *  The client is always the client
         *  How to recover "nobody's perfect"
         *  Client complaints and
                 disappointments

         *  Telephone effectiveness
         *  Ten major do's and don'ts of high
                performance customer service
         *  In-person customer relations
         *  Handling client inquiries


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