The Careline Customer Engagement course covers the skills and techniques needed to succeed when working in a call center. It also discusses and explores common call center roadblock and difficulties that can expect to experience in this role of service. In addition, this course will also focus on the importance of call center standards and some tips and recommendation for dealing with some stress encounter in your job.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Call Centers Representative
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of this course, the participants will be able to;
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Describe the importance of customer service
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Define techniques in dealing with difficult situations
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Set call center standards and manage stress in the workplace
COMPETENCY ENHANCEMENT AREAS
Knowledge | Skills | Attitude |
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PROGRAM OUTLINE
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: DAILY SCHEDULE
- Define customer service
- Two important criteria in customer service
- Element of a good customer service
- Who is your customer
- Five customer service tips
- Creating lasting first impression
- Body language matters
- Using positive language and tone of voice
- Do and Don’t etiquette
- A positive attitude is everything
- Principle of “Active Listening”
- Five techniques in active listening
- Principle of “Questioning”
- Five types of questioning skills
- What in it for me
- Six steps to control a complaining caller
- Dealing with difficult situations
- How to stop the abusive caller
- Top mistakes to avoid as a customer service
- What to do when you make a mistake
- What is standard
- How standard is created
- Identify roles and responsibility
- Creating measurable standard
- What else to measure
- Techniques in calming yourself and customers
- Five forbidden points when handling to a complaint
- Identify types of stress in work
- Skills in managing stress
- Importance of time-management
- I feel good
- Listen and ask
- Help me get out of here
- I feel relax