Overview
Whilst the job descriptions of customer-facing staff normally emphasise the importance of excellent customer services, it is less common to see the same emphasis for those who do not have an externally facing role.
It is worth remembering, however, that we are all working to meet the needs of the external customer, that’s how we stay in business, and even when we don’t have direct contact with these external customers, everything we do will have some bearing on the organisation’s success in meeting these customer requirements.
We all have internal customers who rely on us carrying out our duties in such a way as to meet their needs, so that they in turn can meet the needs of their own internal and, where appropriate, external customers. It’s one big chain, and as we know, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
It is important to the continuing success of the business as whole that we treat each person in the chain just as if they were an external customer, which means recognising and understanding their needs, and striving to be the best we can in meeting those needs.
This short programme focuses on the communication skills that will ensure the best possible customer experience during their interaction with you. The use of actors in the practical exercises helps bring a level of reality to this learning experience.
Aims
To provide participants with the skills needed to deliver a professional IT Help Desk customer service experience in support of the organisation’s business objectives.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
Pre-Workshop Assignment
Workshop Content