News: Customer Service/Care
Customer service training: Firms focusing on improving consumer care
21 July 2009
Customer service training is becoming more relevant due to the difficulties currently facing businesses, a source asserts.
Torex has emphasised the importance of the workforce in attracting and retaining clients and consumers, suggesting that high standards of consumer care are increasingly in demand.
As buyers are purchasing less it is becoming more difficult to stand out from the crowd, the organisation asserts.
One of the key areas which is being given higher priority is the level of consumer care they receive, it suggests, highlighting the value of customer service training.
The main challenge for businesses is to ensure that employers have the correct skills to help with this.
Torex asserts: "Whilst consumers are undoubtedly spending less, they are also spending more selectively, demanding better value and higher standards of service. Managing your staff more efficiently has never been so crucial to success."
In other news, Glasgow Housing Association has won an award for its high levels of consumer care, highlighting the value of customer service training.
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