Call Centre Help Desk Skills

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This course is designed for anyone who wants to improve their telephone communication skills & deals with customers over the phone, but is particularly useful for call handling agents, help desk teams, supervisors and call/contact centre managers.






Delivery:
  • In house
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Further Details

OBJECTIVES:








To Increase customer service skills and build rapport on the phone





To Develop fact-finding skills to get to the real root of the problem





Enable agents to prioritise calls and deal with call queuing





Develop effective questioning techniques that help you extract the facts from the novice user/caller





Enable agents to understand the psychology of telecommunications





Enable agents to deal with difficult people & control the call





Appreciate the needs of callers from a variety of cultural backgrounds





Encourage agents to work as an effective team





To help participants to identify their strengths & weaknesses and build a professional development plan








Session One


Call Centre Industry Overview


Call Centre & Help Desk systems


Understanding the Customer


Identifying the core essentials of Caller Support


Making the customer feel:


Important


That you have understood in detail


That you are competent to help them


That they can rely on you to find a solution





Session Two


Voice Management


Essential telephone skills


The Communication Cycle


Understanding how to tone, pitch, speed & volume


Pacing & mirroring the customer to build quick rapport


‘Body Language’ on the phone


Effective Questioning Techniques


Developing a structured approach to needs analysis


Question structures


Using open, closed, probing, reflective questions


Matching your questioning style


Advanced listening skills








Session Three


Assertive, Aggressive and Submissive behaviour


Techniques for extracting information from poor communicators


Understanding caller reactions


The psychology of telecommunications


Using Transactional Analysis


Identifying complementary and crossed transactions


Seeking clarification to avoid misunderstandings








Session Four


Managing Customer Expectations


Educating the Caller


Handling Complaints


The benefits of complaints


Understanding contributing factors


Developing a positive response


The importance of follow up


Handling Different Customer Types











Session Five


Self control under pressure


Practical tactics for staying calm


Dealing with angry and abusive callers


Skills practice & personal development planning


Role play


Skills assessment review


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