TELEPHONE COURTESY & CUSTOMER SERVICE

It seems simple, doesn't it? People who are the first contact with customers should naturally be the most comfortable in that role. Often, however, they are not, and it is simply because they have not been trained in the most fundamental skills of telephone customer service. That's what th...

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Main Author: Finch, Lloyd C. (Author)
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: Menlo Park, California Crisp Publication Inc 1990
Edition:REVISED EDITION
Series:A Fifty-Minute Series Book
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Summary:It seems simple, doesn't it? People who are the first contact with customers should naturally be the most comfortable in that role. Often, however, they are not, and it is simply because they have not been trained in the most fundamental skills of telephone customer service. That's what this book is all about -- a simple, progressive approach to what matters in dealing with people on the phone. Although organizations differ, it is not unusual to have more than 80% of customer contact provided by telephone. That's why it matters. This book deals with new technologies and call centers but it is primarily designed to present quality customer service, telephone techniques, an understanding of customer "wants and needs", and the importance of a positive attitude.
Physical Description:ii, 68 pages illustrations 25 cm
ISBN:1560520647
9781560520641