News: Customer Service/Care
Customer service training 'can provide companies' lifeblood'
16 July 2009
High levels of consumer care are the "lifeblood" of companies, an expert asserts, highlighting the value of customer service training.
UFVenture.com advises that those looking to monitor this quality in their workforces should use surveys to identify gaps in skills development.
The website suggests that companies should determine what information they are looking for when designing questions, using closed examples wherever possible to make the responses easier to analyse.
Businesses can use these results to target their customer service training and improve the overall impression they have on end-users.
"With each satisfied customer your business will secure many more customers through word of mouth and you should always keep in mind that if you are not taking proper care of your customers there is always a competitor that will," the news provider reports.
Margaret Barnes, writing for the Examiner, recently stated that customer service training must be applied in the workplace if it is to be effective.
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