tiistai 25. elokuuta 2015

5 Do's and Dont's in customer service.



5 Do’s and Dont’s in customer service

Customer service, what is it? It is in our everyday life, you encounter it in: shops, freetime, work, school and pretty much everywhere you go.
We people communicate each day with each other, and how to get along with others and be nice can be quite a daunting task at sometimes.
This photo sums up customer service in a very good and simple way:
http://www.job-interview-site.com/wp-content/uploads/customer-service-skills.jpg
Let’s take a look at this photo. It gives you the basic skills for a good customer service. I will discuss each skill individually and shortly. So let’s start:

Tact: This might be a bit difficult, in a short term it means skill to be delicate and ability to deal with difficult situation/customers.
 http://nycjenny.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Tact-definition.jpg
Patience: Well this is pretty simple, have patience with the customer. If the customer wants to take his time to try the product or has a lot of guestions, just answer the guestions and let the customer take his time.
 https://media.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/p/5/005/06a/3e5/2a7676a.jpg

Empathy: This can be said in multiple ways, i see this as a way to express myself and feel empathy for customer if somenthing goes wrong. Like if the customer makes a reclamation and he/she is very disappointed you can say ”I am very sorry for the inconvinience and i will fix this”
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People Oriented: This is a skill that every cashier or salesman should have. It means that you want to interact with other human beings, and want to work alongside co-workers.
http://pbts-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/bg-header32.png 
Positive Attitude: This is THE THING that makes good customer service. When you are good for the customer the customer is good to you. When you learn this, you are already a good salesman.
http://blogs.hrhero.com/oswaldletters/wp-content/blogs.dir/10/files/2013/06/Positive-Attitude.jpg
Assessment: Another tricky one, basically you watch what the customer wants. You try to fill his need, for example, if he is looking for a sofa you show him/her different options. And at the same time of course you want to sell as much as possible.
http://www.assessment.uconn.edu/images/homepage03.jpg

Negotiation: This is a skill that we all possess, we negotiate everyday, in many places. In customer service i can give you an example:
Customer: I am interested in this nissan pulsar car.
Salesman: Excelent, i can sell it to you for only 20000$
Customer: Hmm, very good offer, the original price is 21689$ correct?
Salesman: Yes, that is correct. And for you only, I will include: Winter Tires, Nissan Safety Pack and heat package with motor and indoor air heaters.
Customer: You know what, I will take it!
Salesman: Perfect, right this way. We can sign the contract and soon the car will be yours!
This is how it’s supposed to go, you give some playroom for the customer and he sold the car for a good price. Both ends were happy.
 http://www.drapkingoodwin.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/negotiation1.png
Attention To Detail: I call this”Additional” sales, let’s imagine that customer comes to buy a board game. Then you ask:”Excuse me sir, do you have card sleeves for the playing cards in the game? They will help to keep the cards in good shape, thus expending the life of the cards”. This may not sound too much, but it’s still additional sales. Pay attention to that!

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So, let’s narrow it down:
Do’s:
1. Always always smile and be nice to customer.
2. Have patience.
3. Understand what the customer wants.
4. Additional sales
5. Know your products.
Dont’s:
1. Try to rush things.
2. Be rude
3. Ignore the customer and his/her needs.
4. Avoiding eye contact with the customer
5. Lose the contact with the customer until he/she is finished!
To sum it all up:”The customer is always right!”


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Cheers!
Juuso.

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