Building Customer Relationships to Increase Customer Retention The only way for customer service representatives and their organizations to excel is by first building strong customer service relationships. By exhibiting stellar product and service knowledge and employing effective customer service skills, listening and communicating verbally and non verbally they are able to properly determine customer needs, wants and expectations. … Read more
Effective Verbal Communication Can Lead To Customer Satisfaction and Customer Retention You may have heard that the expression is sometimes not what you, but how you say it that makes a difference. Nothing is truer when you are dealing with a multi-cultural, diverse customer base. In many situations, when customer service breaks down it can often … Read more
Nonverbal Communication in Customer Service The power of the eyes in communication has been known for centuries. This is demonstrated by a simple nonverbal communication quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson in the 19th century. Projecting what he was saying to today’s workplace… nonverbal communication in customer service can take precedent over spoken words during an … Read more
Customer Service Training Should Address Nonverbal Communication Good verbal and nonverbal communication skills are crucial for any customer service representative who wants to deliver the best customer service possible. This is why any customer service training should address nonverbal communication. The art of sending and receiving messages through words and with facial expressions, gestures, and … Read more
Three Positive Non-verbal Communication Cues for Customer Service Representatives Many customer service representatives struggle to gain and maintain strong relationships with their customers. Often, this is due to their inability to effectively communicate face-to-face with others. In many instances, they do not even realize that their nonverbal communication style is sending the wrong message, especially … Read more
Interpersonal Communication Skills Quote – Robert W. Lucas Excellent customer service skills are crucial if you want to deliver the best possible service to your internal and external customers. By practicing positive interpersonal skills such as verbal and nonverbal communication, eye contact, gesturing, body language, and listening skills, you can effectively send and receive messages … Read more
Non-verbal Communication With Customers To be successful in the service profession, you must be aware that nonverbal communication is occurring between you and your customer(s). These unspoken messages to others make it impossible for you to not communicate. That is because no matter how you position your body and use your facial expressions or body … Read more
Nonverbal Communication Success Tip Whether you are dealing with customers or potential customers, never forget that the way that you communicate verbally and nonverbally (interpersonal communication skills) will determine the outcome of your interactions. In particular, nonverbal cues can often override your spoken words. Personality types, cultural and educational background, the environment in which people … Read more
Evaluating Your Nonverbal Communication When Dealing With Customers To get a better idea of how you present yourself to customers nonverbally, ask a co-worker to use the following guidelines and evaluate your nonverbal communication during a service transaction with a customer. Once it is over, spend some time having them provide feedback on how well … Read more
The Importance of Customer Service Representatives in Organizational Success The business of customer service is all about people. Whether you are the CEO discussing strategic relationships with potential business partners, a salesperson sharing product or service information with a potential customer, a call center representative gathering information from a caller on the phone, or a … Read more
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