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Organisational Development Solutions

Customer Service (Three days).

In an increasingly competitive market, customer service has become the single most effective way of promoting and retaining business.  More demanding customers - and more vocal "watchdogs" - are making customer over-satisfaction the standard in sales.  Failure to satisfy the customer has disastrous effects on the future of any business.

What the training covers:

  • The existing sales process and possible alternatives for your organisation.
  • The customer's buying process and its impact on your sales.
  • Whose agenda do your people focus on?
  • The "Wow" factor and how to create it in your business.
  • Examples of extraordinary service and how to import them into your world.
  • Telephone contacts and the "Wow" factor.
  • Implementing a new Customer Care Programme.
  • How to write more business with fewer customers.
  • Action planning for your business.

Designed to meet the needs of: Sales Directors and Managers, Customer Service Managers, and Sellers.

All our courses and workshops use whole brain learning techniques that produce a relaxed informal atmosphere where delegates learn better and faster. This involves the use of music, games, toys and visual challenges which promote course messages.

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