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Distance Learning
To show people how to handle complaints well and help prevent them from recurring in the future.
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The aim
To show people how to handle complaints well and help prevent them from recurring in the future.
About the programme
Research shows that one in ten transactions ends in a complaint, yet these same complaints happen again and again. This amusing drama with realistic scenarios tackles the link between customer satisfaction and quality, providing people with five distinct learning steps to solving the customer's problem.
Set within a retail outlet, front-line staff are facing complaints from internal and external customers. The existing solution is a complaints form, but a member of staff soon realises that customers need to let off steam, not fill in forms. Staff learn that they must take complaints seriously and show sympathy, since it is difficult to remain angry with someone who is sympathetic.
This programme reinforces key customer service training techniques by showing a number of common mistakes - such as failing to ask questions, and failing to check that a suggested solution can actually be carried out. The conclusion is that all staff, whether in the front line or not, should be aware of how to deal with the emotions and practicalities of dealing with complaints.
The key outcomes
-Staff in all areas of the business learn to deal with complaints skillfully and with the right attitude
-Improve customer service
Programme includes:
DVD (24 mins)
Course leader's guide
Delegate worksheets on disc
Powerpoint slides/OHPs on disc
Self-study workbook on disc
Information:
A Video Arts production featuring Jane Horrocks, Deborah Norton, Jesse Birdsall and Stephen Tompkinson. Release date: 1994
Learning-chapters
To show people how to handle complaints well and help prevent them from recurring in the future.
About the programme
Research shows that one in ten transactions ends in a complaint, yet these same complaints happen again and again. This amusing drama with realistic scenarios tackles the link between customer satisfaction and quality, providing people with five distinct learning steps to solving the customer's problem.
Set within a retail outlet, front-line staff are facing complaints from internal and external customers. The existing solution is a complaints form, but a member of staff soon realises that customers need to let off steam, not fill in forms. Staff learn that they must take complaints seriously and show sympathy, since it is difficult to remain angry with someone who is sympathetic.
This programme reinforces key customer service training techniques by showing a number of common mistakes - such as failing to ask questions, and failing to check that a suggested solution can actually be carried out. The conclusion is that all staff, whether in the front line or not, should be aware of how to deal with the emotions and practicalities of dealing with complaints.
The key outcomes
-Staff in all areas of the business learn to deal with complaints skillfully and with the right attitude
-Improve customer service
Programme includes:
DVD (24 mins)
Course leader's guide
Delegate worksheets on disc
Powerpoint slides/OHPs on disc
Self-study workbook on disc
Information:
A Video Arts production featuring Jane Horrocks, Deborah Norton, Jesse Birdsall and Stephen Tompkinson. Release date: 1994
Learning-chapters
- A customer's complaint
- The customer's fears
- Listening to the customer
- An unsympathetic approach to a complaint
- A sympathetic approach to a complaint
- Not identifying the facts
- Identifying the facts
- Asking the right questions
- The supplier's complaint
- Agreeing a course of action
- Agreeing on terms in which your company can handle
- Checking it is carried out
- Summary
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