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Customer Service Skills
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Subject
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 20 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. How do you prevent complaints?
Friendly - agreeable - wants to develop a friendship - likes the personal touch more than the facts and details
Focused - action and goal oriented - wants solutions now -usually thinks her or she is right
Always go the extra mile - always do a little more that the customer expects you to do.
Always be truthful - beat them to the punch
2. How to help create a win-win solution
Always be truthful - beat them to the punch
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
Identify your customers want and needs - se things for a customers point of view - keep a open mind and encourage your customer to do the same - explore alternatives - offer several options - reach an agreement
Always go the extra mile - always do a little more that the customer expects you to do.
3. Expressive personality
Creative and entertaining - spontanous and impulsive - fond of socializing - an idea person
customer service
Wants all the facts so he or she can make informed decisions - logical and organized. needs time to think about the facts.
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
4. What a customer wants
Start by smiling warmly and making eye contact also use customers name.
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
Question everyone want to know - What is in it for me?
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
5. Analytical personality
Wants all the facts so he or she can make informed decisions - logical and organized. needs time to think about the facts.
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
6. How do you show you are interested?
Creative and entertaining - spontanous and impulsive - fond of socializing - an idea person
Amaible - analytical - expressive - driver
Start by smiling warmly and making eye contact also use customers name.
Identify your customers want and needs - se things for a customers point of view - keep a open mind and encourage your customer to do the same - explore alternatives - offer several options - reach an agreement
7. Customers repond best to...
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
Credible - attractive - empathetic - responsive - Building a relationship that keeps customers coming back
People who exceed their expectations
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
8. What are win-win solutions?
Start by smiling warmly and making eye contact also use customers name.
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
When everyone one wins in the end
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
9. The ability of knowledgeable - capable and enthusiastic employees to deliver products and services to their internal and external customers in a manner that satisfies identified and unidentified needs and ultimately results in positive word-of-mouth
Turn the solution into a positive
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
customer service
Identify your customers want and needs - se things for a customers point of view - keep a open mind and encourage your customer to do the same - explore alternatives - offer several options - reach an agreement
10. Underpromise and overdeliver
Start by smiling warmly and making eye contact also use customers name.
Dont exaggerate the benefits of your solution
Friendly - agreeable - wants to develop a friendship - likes the personal touch more than the facts and details
Identify your customers want and needs - se things for a customers point of view - keep a open mind and encourage your customer to do the same - explore alternatives - offer several options - reach an agreement
11. Why do customers usually complain?
People who exceed their expectations
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
Wants all the facts so he or she can make informed decisions - logical and organized. needs time to think about the facts.
Because there needs have not been met
12. Another way to build a rapport
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
Dont exaggerate the benefits of your solution
Always go the extra mile - always do a little more that the customer expects you to do.
Question everyone want to know - What is in it for me?
13. When you have to refuse a customer...
Identify your customers want and needs - se things for a customers point of view - keep a open mind and encourage your customer to do the same - explore alternatives - offer several options - reach an agreement
Credible - attractive - empathetic - responsive - Building a relationship that keeps customers coming back
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
Turn the solution into a positive
14. Driving personality
When everyone one wins in the end
Focused - action and goal oriented - wants solutions now -usually thinks her or she is right
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
Always go the extra mile - always do a little more that the customer expects you to do.
15. What is a great way to form a partnership with your customer?
Start by smiling warmly and making eye contact also use customers name.
Friendly - agreeable - wants to develop a friendship - likes the personal touch more than the facts and details
build a rapport with them - develop a relationship that is based on trust and good feelings.
Credible - attractive - empathetic - responsive - Building a relationship that keeps customers coming back
16. The 4 personality types
Creative and entertaining - spontanous and impulsive - fond of socializing - an idea person
Question everyone want to know - What is in it for me?
Amaible - analytical - expressive - driver
Friendly - agreeable - wants to develop a friendship - likes the personal touch more than the facts and details
17. WIIFM
When everyone one wins in the end
Question everyone want to know - What is in it for me?
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
Wants all the facts so he or she can make informed decisions - logical and organized. needs time to think about the facts.
18. Carer
customer service
Because there needs have not been met
Credible - attractive - empathetic - responsive - Building a relationship that keeps customers coming back
Amaible - analytical - expressive - driver
19. Amaible personality
Which relates to being honest - Welcome complaints
To be recognized - to be served but not pressured -to gain your undivided attention - to be given information without judgement - to be treated as an individual - to but without being frustrated with rules -to be appreciated - to be satisfied.
Friendly - agreeable - wants to develop a friendship - likes the personal touch more than the facts and details
Credible - attractive - empathetic - responsive - Building a relationship that keeps customers coming back
20. Number one on the customer service list
Always go the extra mile - always do a little more that the customer expects you to do.
Dont exaggerate the benefits of your solution
customer service
Wants all the facts so he or she can make informed decisions - logical and organized. needs time to think about the facts.