Using the Broken Record Technique to Calm Customer Emotions
Neville Beardsmore shares a 3 step process to calm customer emotions on telephone calls
Neville Beardsmore shares a 3 step process to calm customer emotions on telephone calls
Techniques to improve those difficult customer phone calls from Neville Beardsmore at Chapel Fields Associates
Neville Beardsmore of CFA Training shares his top tips on how to deliver memorable and enjoyable training online
How developing empathy can improve your teams' customer experience
Training in how to provide excellent customer service must give staff the skills to control their natural instinct of defence, and show them how to use empathy and reassurance statements to build rapport with their customers.
For many people career progression is measured by becoming a manager. Making that first step into management can be quite daunting so here are a few tips
Regular coaching should be a fundamental part of the manager’s role. No matter which segment an employee is in they will all benefit from regular coaching although the style used can range from a very proscriptive approach for those in the lower segment to a more informal and ad hoc style for the upper segment.
The role of a manager includes many different elements but when it comes to managing performance there are three parts to your task of ensuring your team does the best possible job: Allocate the work, or task, to be completed by the team member/s making sure you set SMART objectives or KPIs Monitor their progress against the KPIs or objectives that have been set Give feedback on their performance – this includes the ‘what and the ‘how’ (the results they have achieved and their behaviours in doing it)
Knowing when to adopt different leadership styles to suit the individual or situation and being able to put across a clear vison for the future is key to helping colleagues buy into the task in hand.
CFA Training teach people how to be aware of survival instinct behaviours and share practical tips on how they can minimise their impact on relationships with customers and colleagues.