3. 3
Prior Knowledge
Recall a good or bad customer service
experience?
What made it good or bad?
How did it make you feel?
4. 4
Training Content
Voice quality
(pace, volume, pitch, projection, enthusiasm).
Call techniques
opening, closing, transfer procedures, and skills
for irate callers.
5. 5
Good Voice Quality
Enthusiasm
Pace
Tone and Volume
Clear diction and correct grammar
6. 6
Call Handle Techniques
Greeting should include: Business and or
department name, and your name.
Use courtesy phrases, “thank you”, “please”
Ask permission to transfer caller
Thank caller for holding
Announce call being transferred if possible
Closing: offer further assistance
7. 7
Techniques For Handling an Irate
Caller
Use empathy words, “I apologize”, “I understand”
Never interrupt, speak in loud volume, or re-enter
into conversation while customer is speaking.
Maintain soft voice tone and pitch regardless of
customer’s tone and pitch.