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    							 |   						   						  							  |   						   						  							| Course Information |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							  							  							  								| Date: |   								  |   								8th Jan 2016 (Fri) |   							   							  								| Time: |   								  |   								9am to 5pm |   							   							  								| Venue: |   								  |   								Concorde Hotel Function Room (f.k.a Le Meridien Hotel) Orchard Road |   							   							  								| Fee : |   								  |   								S$450 (NETT) | S$180(After PIC Cash)  |   							   							  |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							| Inclusive of teabreaks and lunch |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							To register, please contact Jaslyn @ 9767 9686 / 6278 9785 or   							jaslyn@cbsgroup.com.sg
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    							If you no longer wish to receive our email advertisements - please reply "unsubscribe" as the subject. Thank you |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  |   						  |   						  |   						  						  							 |   						   						  							Telephone Etiquette Mastery - Effective Telephone Etiquette Skills for Best Customer Satisfaction and Great Result |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							| Introduction |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							Good Phone Etiquette Increases Customer Satisfaction!
    							Telephone Etiquette is a straightforward and practical approach to telephone etiquette that provides a dramatic increase in the quality and delivery of personal telephone presence and verbal behavior in and out of the workplace.
    							An effective telephone operator, receptionist, secretary or front-line service provider needs to have the professional qualities that customers like to receive when they contact the organisation or department. As such, service personnel need to understand that you are the very important links between the customers and the organisation. Your role in providing customer care, recognising customer's needs, meeting and exceeding such needs and expectations is so crucial for your organisation to gain the all important reputation.
    							Our Solution : Immediate Toolkits to Let you Hit the Ground Running
    							You can surely convert most of the challenging moments into opportunity moments, thus boosting customers' confidence in your service when you have the ability practicing valuable communication & problem solving skills towards difficult situations. |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							| Course Objectives: |   						   						  							|   |   						   						  							You will learn effective ways to:
    							- Project a professional                                   telephone image                                     							
 - Avoid common pitfalls                                   in telephone handling                                     							
 - Acquire top-notch                                   techniques for handling incoming calls                                     							
 - Use positive language                                   and avoid emotional trigger words                                     							
 - Practise active                                   listening to determine accurately customers'                                   needs/expectations                                     							
 - Determine caller needs                                   with effective questioning techniques                                     							
 - End calls and leave a lasting impression
 
  |   						   						  |   					   					  |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Course Outline: |   				     				  					|   |   				   				  					  					  					- The significance of                                   Public Image and how it affects your                                   organisation                                     					
 - Who is the customer and                                   why is he/she important to your organisation?                                     					
 - Why does the difference                                   lies in YOU - the service provider?                                     					
 - The five principles of                                   total customer service                                     					
 - Major weaknesses and                                   attributes of telephone techniques                                     					
 - Proper telephone                                   manners, respect, techniques and courtesy                                     					
 - Cultivating the                                   telephone ear and voice to ensure a good lasting                                   impression                                     					
 - Use positive service                                   language and avoid "killer" phrases                                     					
 - Probing or asking                                   questions appropriately and listening for                                   information effectively                                     					
 - Getting understanding                                   from a complainant                                     					
 - Calling up a prospect                                   or customer with pride                                     					
 - Conveying a                                   disappointing message to a customer                                     					
 - Handling more than one                                   enquiry received at the same time                                     					
 - Managing problematic                                   calls from the irate, insistent, rambling,                                   threatening, comedian and vulgar callers                                     					
 - Role-play and skills                                   practices of real-life situations                                     					
 - Summary and back-to-work application
   |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Training Methodology: |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Besides trainer's input, this is an adult-focused highly interactive programme with plenty of hands-on experiential exchange, group discussion, case studies, role-plays, questions/answers/feedback and back-to-work application. |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Who Should Attend This Workshop? |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Staff at all levels in the organization that want to improve their telephone etiquette competency so they can get the very best results from their telephone conversations in pursuit best customer satisfaction and the organization's goals through telephone service excellence. |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| Testimonials: |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					'The Course was very helpful and has given me a better understanding with how to provide service experience over the phone. Also a big thank you to Ms Catherine Syn who was a wonderful trainer!'
    					Front Line Service Executives, Swiss Hotel Merchant Court
    					'Trainer was fantastic and engaged with everyone in the room. Would recommend this training to others.'
    					Service Executive, Schenker
    					'Catherine was great! Delivered exactly what we wanted! I am very happy with the result'.
    					Service Engineer, ABB Industry
    					We attended the training session & came back enthusiastic about the workshop. We took notes & brought back some great effective skills to handle customer complaint calls. Thank you!'
  IT Cust Service Manager, Orange Business |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					| CBS Master Trainer |   				   				  					|   |   				   				  					Catherine Syn has conducted both public and in-company seminars and workshops in Secretarial & Office Administrative Practices, Business Correspondence, Report, Proposal and Minutes Writing, Customer Service, Handling Complaints & The Difficult Customer, Teambuilding, Time & Stress Management, Communication & Relationship Management. She has been working closely with individual client companies on the development and design of training programmes to their specific organisation's training and developmental needs. An approved lecturer with the Singapore Ministry of Education, Catherine studied Business in Australia, was a Corporate Member of the Institute Of Administrative Management (U.K.) and a WDA ACTA certified trainer for WSQ courses including Certified Service Professional. She has held the positions of Executive, Manager, Corporate Trainer and Consultant for the past three decades.
    					Since 1990, she has been training management professionals, managers, executives, secretarial, administrative, front-line sales, engineering, operations and service staff of both public and private sectors in Singapore, ASEAN and China. As an experienced trainer, she has successfully applied service qualities principles and competency assessments in all her communication courses in the areas of business writing, face-to-face communication, customer service, managing difficult customer-situations using effective interpersonal, communication and problem-solving skills. A versatile and bi-lingual trainer, she relates well to all participants and has excellent delivery and presentation skills that meet the motivational needs of each and every participant.
    					Among the many companies she has provided training for, some of them are: Ritz Carlton, Swiss Hotel Merchant Court, Marina Mandarin, Becton Dickenson, Sony Asia Pacific, NTU, Singapore, Ngee Ann and Nanyang Polytechnics, ZhengHua Primary School, Carrier Transicold, Marsh Brokers, China Taiping Insurance, AIA, Etiqa, Liberty Insurance, SIA, Komatsu, DSO, DFS, NYK, AET Tankers, Du Pont, Senoko Power, John Crane, Hewitt, SembCorp Marine, Nippon Express, Nippon Koa, German Centre, Tanaka Electronics, SOXAL, Speedy Tech,  NatSteel, Philips Singapore, Teck Wah, PSA, LTA, HDB, CPF, DSTA, RSAF, MCMD, Ministry Of Education, Traffic Police, Ministry of Home Affairs, GSMB, CSIT, CAAS, CIAS, SATS, LTA, A-Star, Toshiba, AWWA, SingStat, Department of Statistics, Crown Worldwide, Schenker, Keppel Shipyard, Alpine Engineering Services, Sanmina-SCI, Geotronics, ABB Industry, ICPAS, Loreal, Shisedo, Sa Sa Cosmetics, Cummins Diesel, EM Services, Esmaco, M1, Sankyu, Snap-On Tools, Makino, Bureau Serve, PerkinElmer Singapore, ST Aerospace Engineering, Chartered Semiconductors, AGC Flatglass, Hunting Energy, Orange Business, Cristofori, LF Contennial, Wah Yang Production, Malayan Natural Liquidfied Petroleum & Gas in Sarawak, Coca-Cola In Thailand, Maldives International Airport and MNCs in China. |   				    				  |   				  |   			   			  |   		   		  |   		  |   	   	  |   
  
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