
In this video I give a brief overview of my experience as well as who this course is for.
In this video we talk about the four pillars of delivering excellent customer service - Mindset, communication, knowledge, and business.
In this video we talk about framing your mindset to be prepared for failure and how to take reasonable risks.
In this video we cover how to proactively solve problems by addressing them before you have to and how that will benefit you.
It can be difficult to know what impact your customer service job makes, in this video we talk about why it's important to do your best.
In this video we briefly cover a mindset technique for thinking about sales which has helped many customer service agents reframe their experience.
In this video we go over a few ideas for how to keep sane during the day to day tasks involved in customer service.
This video covers the importance of caring about customers and making sure you communicate that effectively.
In this video we discuss the important of truly understanding a customer's needs before moving on to provide a solution.
There are many things you can pick up on from subtle interactions, this video is about reading cues to find more information.
The way you communicate with customers makes a big difference in the type of service they receive. This video is a short reminder to pay attention to how you're communicating with customers.
In this video we cover how focusing on solutions is the best way to keep customer conversations moving forward and productive.
It's not our responsibility to make decisions for customers, in this video we talk about why providing options is the best choice.
In this video we cover how resolving each customer concern saves you and them time in the future.
When customers come in they expect you to be the expert, here's how to own conversations.
Customers come into the store thinking they're right, here we talk about how to deal with those issues.
In this video we talk about the skills in being able to handle seriously difficult customers.
In this video we discuss the concept of customer economic value, and how to understand when it's worth letting a customer go.
Here we go over the most important pieces of knowledge you need when starting a new customer service role.
Once you know the basics, it's time to become the person other people ask. This will fuel your customer service career and provide new opportunities.
This video is about how learning from customers can exponentially increase your value to the business and give you more opportunities to move up.
While it may seem old-fashioned, showing your character is the best way to get additional opportunities in customer service roles.
In this video we talk about why accepting and seeking feedback are so critical to your job satisfaction and growth.
Creating your own opportunities is the best way to get ahead in a business. Here's how you can start to work on that.
Here we discuss why it's so important to build relationships while you're at work.
How others perceive you is important for how your career progresses. While you can't control it, you can definitely influence it.
In this video we discuss the benefits of teaching your customer service skills to others in the organization.
This video is about why it's beneficial to create a career plan and map out your future.
In this video we talk about a few pitfalls customer service agents run into when trying to get a promotion, and how to set yourself up in the best way to get promoted.
In this video we discuss the importance of being visible in your organization so you can get more opportunities and skills.
Some people like their current role in customer service, here's why you should still implement the majority of these ideas!
Know how business, and your business specifically, work is critical to your understanding of opportunities. As you expand beyond customer service, you'll learn how business works as a whole.
A few final thoughts and other resources beyond customer service that you can check out.
I have a few questions for you. Are you miserable at work every day? What are you getting out of your job? Have you seen promotion opportunities open for you? Do you have good relationships with coworkers? How often are you stressed out, even after you get home? Does feedback from your boss make you feel proud, or frustrated? I fully understand those frustrations, and, having been through all of them and more, I want to help. By sharing the principles I’ve learned in customer support roles, hopefully I can cut your learning curve and increase job satisfaction.
This course roughly follows the book that I wrote with the same title: Surviving Customer Service. This course covers most of the same topics, more quickly. I wanted to share these customer service skills as quickly as possible and deliver the information in a comprehensive but digestible course.By implementing these ideas, all customer service representatives will understand how to provide exceptional customer service. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out, I'm happy to hear from you!