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Dealing with the irate customer [videorecording].

Material type: Visual materialPublisher: Mill Valley, CA : Kantola Productions, LLC., 2009.Description: 1 x DVD + 1 study guide ; 21 mins.Subject(s): Customer Service -- Video | Communication -- Video | New Training -- Video | Phone Skills
Summary:
It's hard to keep your cool when dealing with difficult customers. After all, it's only human to get defensive and fight backor cave in and give them whatever they demand.What you need instead is a plan.The guidelines presented in this training video will help you calm angry customers. Once you bring them around, they're more likely to work with you to find a resolution that solves their complaint yet is fair to your organization.This customer service video includes valuable tactics, including:Connect with the angry customer. Show empathy or apologize if appropriate. Guide the customer's attention toward solving the problem. Use positive language. Have the customer make small decisions. Take a timeout or draw the line. Know what you can offer.
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1 x DVD + 1 study guide.

It's hard to keep your cool when dealing with difficult customers. After all, it's only human to get defensive and fight backor cave in and give them whatever they demand.What you need instead is a plan.The guidelines presented in this training video will help you calm angry customers. Once you bring them around, they're more likely to work with you to find a resolution that solves their complaint yet is fair to your organization.This customer service video includes valuable tactics, including:Connect with the angry customer. Show empathy or apologize if appropriate. Guide the customer's attention toward solving the problem. Use positive language. Have the customer make small decisions. Take a timeout or draw the line. Know what you can offer.

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