
Quality Customer Service, Student Edition
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Quality Customer Service (5th Edition)
Course Specifications
Course Number: CCT–186_rev4.0
Course Length: Self-study or classroom training
Course Description
The 50-Minute Manager Series was designed to cover critical business and professional development topics in the shortest time possible. Our easy-to-read, easy-to-understand format can be used for self-study or classroom training, or even office training. With a wealth of hands-on exercises, the 50-Minute books keep you engaged and help you retain critical skills.
Whether your customer is across the country or across the hall, understanding and meeting their needs is the first and last step to success. External customers drive sales and growth. Internal customers are the key to efficiency and profitability. We can all contribute to the success of our organization by winning over customers with superior products and delivering outstanding customer service. This self-paced title will prepare you to do just that.
Course Objective: Complete this book, and you’ll know how to:
- Define quality customer service, explore why it’s important, and discover how it can be adopted as a company-wide perspective.
- Have a positive attitude that customers notice and examine how your attitude is reflected in your appearance, language, tone, and telephone skills.
- Identify your customers’ needs by understanding basic human needs, learn how to read your customers, and discuss the benefits of a CRM system.
- Provide for your customers’ needs by performing your job well, communicating clear messages, practicing effective selling skills, and planning for unexpected situations.
- Ensure that customers return by soliciting feedback, satisfying complaints, preparing for common complaints, dealing with difficult customers effectively, and exceeding their expectations.
Course Content
Part 1: Winning with the Customer
Part 2: Showing a Positive Attitude
Part 3: Identifying Customer Needs
Part 4: Providing for the Needs of Your Customers
Part 5: Making Sure Your Customers Return