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Customer Service Training

 

Myra Golden Seminars announces the public release of new Complaint Handling & Dealing with Difficult Customers Online Video Course. Read the press release.

 

Customer Service Training

 

How to Handle Difficult Customers

4 Hours

 

In this fiercely focused workshop participants gain strategies, tactics, and psychological insights for dealing with demanding, irate, and unreasonable customers,  learn to deal with difficult customers with diplomacy and tact, say “no” without causing resentment, and resolve problems without giving away the store.

Not only was Myra focused and articulate in her presentation, but the personalized approach she takes to such difficult topics as anger as it relates to customer service will make me a more insightful Rep.

 

Michelle Paglione

Estee Lauder Companies

Key Skills Acquired In Myra's Dealing with Difficult Customers Training

Self Control

Employees learn how to keep their cool when customers g et hot by identifying their own emotional triggers and discovering the #1 tactic difficult customers use.

 

Anger Diffusion

Your employees will gain tactical insights for quickly getting angry customers to back down through an examination of the psychology of anger and our proprietary model for diffusing anger .

 

Establishing Rapport & Rebuilding Trust

In this segment introduce the Ten Golden Rules for Complaint Resolution – a field-tested and proven strategy for resolving complaints in such a way that regains customer goodwill. We specifically designed the Ten Golden Rules to help employees establish rapport and create trust with unhappy customers, make customers feel heard and understood, and most importantly, to completely restore confidence in our client’s brands .

 

Verbal Self Defense

Using dynamic analogies from martial arts, we teach your employees strong, but non-threatening responses that help them regain control without being forceful or unprofessional.

 

Your team will learn:  

  • The psychology of anger
  • 6 Ways to get an angry customer to back down
  • A sure-fire response to customers who demand to speak to a supervisor
  • How to say 'No' without causing resentment or worse...losing the customer
  • The way to get your point across to upset or resistant customers
  • Why apologizing up front diffuses anger, reduces talk time, and slashes settlement costs
  • Three great responses when you're the target of verbal abuse
  • A 7-step strategy for handing the verbally abusive customer
  • How to use the martial art, Aikido, to diffuse anger and regain control
  • Five strategies for tactfully handling a problem that was caused by the customer
  • 13 helpful phrases –word-for-word to use when dealing with unhappy customers
  • Exactly how to handle negotiation ploys
  • Proven techniques for keeping your cool and maintaining self control

Preview videos from this training

Myra Golden's famous Dealing with Difficult Customers training is now available in an online video subscription. Get the full story here.

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I appreciated all the pre-work you did to learn about McDonald's training and operational procedures. You did a great job of customizing your training to meet our specific needs. Also, it appeared as though the entire group was completely engaged and thoroughly enjoyed the training.

Beth Vickers
Director, McDonald's Customer Satisfaction Department

 

 

 
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