Dealing with Difficult Customer Behaviours and Complaints
- Better recognise your customers’ difficult behaviours and understand what may be contributing to them
- Learn how to build conversations with your customers or clients that result in win-win outcomes
- Know the right type of questions to use at the right time to get the information you need to help your customers
- Identify your good and not-so-good listening skills
- Deliver bad news to your customers in more positive ways
- Respond to complaints with the right emotions for the situation
- Have more confidence in resolving your customers’ complaints
- Better recognise your customers’ difficult behaviours and understand what may be contributing to them
- Learn how to build conversations with your customers or clients that result in win-win outcomes.
- Know the right type of questions to use at the right time to get the information you need to help your customers.
- Identify your good and not-so-good listening skills.
- Deliver bad news to your customers in more positive ways.
- Respond to complaints with the right emotions for the situation.
- Have more confidence in resolving your customers’ complaints.
Experienced customer service consultants or team leaders.
Online Training Prerequisites:
Participants are required to have a working computer with a microphone and speaker installed. No software needs to be installed before the training session however, we require an up-to-date web browser. For the best experience, we recommend downloading the latest Google Chrome browser.
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The hardest part about dealing with difficult customer behaviours is dealing with people’s emotions
The seven key steps to responding to customer complaints
