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Use the Telephone the Right Way

Training Video: Use the Telephone the Right Way.  Price: $109.95

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Use the Telephone the Right Way - $109.95

Poor telephone skills can cause customer dissatisfaction or loss of customers, damage the organizational image, and threaten overall caller goodwill.

   


Item #: 5703

VHS Price: $109.95 ~ ~ DVD Price: $129.95

Video Length: 24 Minutes

Purchase Includes: VHS or DVD, CD audio and viewer's guide.

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Master today's key skills and strategies for effective telephone use.

Good common sense telephone techniques and old-fashion courtesy--especially in today's digital age--often define crucial business moments.

Poor telephone skills can cause customer dissatisfaction or loss of customers, damage the organizational image, and threaten overall caller goodwill. In this training program, your employees will learn how to apply 14 key call-handling skills that will boost not only your organization's credibility and bottom line, but also their own professionalism and value.

You'll Learn To:

  • Provide great service, turning phone calls into relationship builders
  • De-magnify conflict over the phone through sensitivity
  • Overcome the two root causes of poor telephone communication
  • Vary timing, tone and word choice to enhance caller comfort
  • "Check phone use attitude," follow the "two-ring rule" and more!
  • Apply voice mail etiquette that's also efficient


If you purchase this video training program and find it does not meet your needs, simply return it within 30 days for a full refund less shipping.

 

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