After implementing the methods provided in the challenges we started to listen more carefully to our customers and also changed our approach to them. Alina P. (Poland) I have managed to overcome obstacles, achieve goals, learn to see a topic from another point of view, and apply what I have learned, today I feel stronger and more empowered. Enrique P. (Spain) It is an excellent way to benefit from a self-evaluation – be more aware of your qualities and weaknesses. Dan I. (Romania)

Customer service 3

A difficult customer is one who shows dissatisfaction for various reasons. There are different types of difficult customer and reasons for his dissatisfaction, such as:

- Bad communication

- Sluggish service

- Objective reasons for not being able to settle a client's case

- Client difficult from the very assumption (he comes to service to unload his frustration). Whatever the situation customer must be served in such a way that the end came at least satisfied.

Objective

Improvement of customer service skills in everyday life.

To Do

Assume the goals you want to achieve by this lesson. Why do you want to improve the customer service skills? Learn how to solve problems with difficult customer, ask questions, reflect feelings, appreciate and summarize.

Action Plan

DAY 1 - Visualisation

Today, when you wake up in the morning think about how you could solve the problem of a nervous client. So imagine that the client is an infant who screams to get attention. You're the only one who can calm him down. How will you do it? What will you do to calm him down? Save the ideas and try to apply these solutions in reality when there is an opportunity.

Day 2 – Paying attention

Today, after getting up from bed imagine an upset customer who came to you with a grudge. Imagine that you are talking to a client like this: "If I did something that upset you, I'm sorry. Can I fix it somehow?" After this question, imagine several scenarios of customer response. Write them in a notebook and try to put them into practice.

Day 3 - Assertiveness

Assertiveness is the ability to realize one's rights in a way that does not violate the rights of other people. This is a firm action, but without aggression, gentle but without submission. Try to be assertive today. Imagine that the boss asks you to stay at work after hours and make an analysis for which your friend is responsible. Try to formulate real arguments refusing to perform this activity, but without tying or resorting to the secrets. Make your arguments clear and try to defend them. Record the results in a workbook

Duration
3 Days
Routines
Every day
Boost, Grow.
Customer service skills
Reminders

Daily on the task to be carried out each day

Achievement and Award

Every day prepare short resume of the skills you have learned or improved. Take a look for the assumptions for the next day to be prepare for new challenge.