
Introduction about the course and its purpose.
Description about what you should expect to learn from this course.
Description about what you will not learn from this course.
Introduction about me and my motivation to create this course.
Foundational prerequisite that will help you understand why customer service is important to the organization you work for.
Learn about the first reason why customer service is important to any organization.
Learn about the second reason why customer service is important to any organization.
Learn about the third reason why customer service is important to any organization.
Learn about the fourth reason why customer service is important to any organization.
Learn about the important stages that you go through to evaluate your mindset.
Learn about the different types of empathy and find out which type matters the most in customer service and support.
A personal story that teaches you what to do and what not to do when supporting customers in critical situations.
A customer support scenario that builds on the lessons from the previous lecture and can be applied to any industry.
Learn how to think about issues.
Learn about the three-stage self-evaluation process that will help you avoid self-sabotaging when dealing with customers.
Learn how to identify stress and understand it's origin.
Learn about what you should do and what you should not do when advocating.
Learn about the meaning of ownership in customer service.
Learn about what customers are expecting from you.
Learn about what "knowing the customer" really means.
Learn how to start a conversation using a contextual icebreaker.
Learn how to deliver an excellent response to a customer.
Learn how to approach the customer and how to find common ground.
Learn how to avoid a common trap in customer service.
Learn about the two rules you must follow when following through on a ticket.
Learn what to focus on and what you should avoid when following through on a ticket.
Learn about three common situations you may fall in when delivering the solution.
Learn about four situations you may fall in when closing a case.
Learn how to ask for feedback and about the two mandatory things that customers should be aware of before providing feedback.
About The Course:
This course is useful for anyone working with customers and who is interested in how to deliver an excellent customer service and support experience. It is primarily designed for people working in customer service. Regardless if you are a front-line agent, or a director of customer service, this course will teach you how to think about customer service. I created the course on the premise that you must deliver extreme satisfaction to each customer, on every ticket that you get.
The course was created on the mental model that, no matter how bad the situation is, the outcome must always be positive. The course is meant to teach you different ways of approaching customers in various scenarios, to always work towards a positive outcome.
This course is designed to teach you how to develop the necessary skills to deliver world-class customer service experiences. It is designed to teach you how to adopt a growth mindset attitude when it comes to dealing with customers. The course is not designed for a specific industry as it applies to any industry.
What you will learn:
1. You will learn how to think about customers and their experiences.
You will learn about the philosophy behind customer service and how to adopt a healthy mental model to use in your interactions.
2. You will understand the importance of customer service in any industry.
I will elaborate why customer service is important to any business, and I will cover key aspects regarding its value including how to advocate for the customer.
3. You will learn how to self-reflect and dig deeper into your mindset and your reactions
You will do a self-assessment and I will discuss about the customer-focused paradigm. I will also cover self-sabotage and elaborate on a couple philosophical concepts that you can adopt.
4. You will learn about the different types of empathy
I will talk about the three types of empathy and what they mean, how they affect your mental state and behavior. I will also tell you about a personal story and then continue with a scenario.
5. You will gain knowledge regarding how to handle the customer’s expectations.
I will talk about how to analyze an issue to correctly determine the customer’s sentiment, and how to find common ground when dealing with a customer.
6. You will also learn how to turn bad situations into positive customer experiences.
I will cover how to deal with unsatisfied customers; what to say, and what not to say, and how to earn trust, respect and appreciation from your customers.
7. You will learn how to evaluate stress and understand its origin.
I will discuss about what constitutes a stressful situation in customer service and how you should look at it.
8. Finally, you will learn how to follow through, close the case, and ask for feedback.
I will talk about what constitutes a solution and what to do before closing a case, depending on the situation you are in.