1 let the customer vent their feelings. Don’t tell them to calm down-this will make things worse. Hold your tongue and do not take what they are saying personal.
2 don’t get trapped in your negative filter about a customer. Instead focus asking yourself the questions, ‘what does this person need and how can I provide it”.
3 express empathy for the customer’s situation by using empathic phrases and apologizing.
4 work to actively solve the problem. Gather the information you need by using question technique and the bridging technique.
5 double-check all the facts with the mirroring technique
6 come to a mutual agreement on the solution with the customer. Remember to under promise and over deliver.
Karen Leland & Keith Bailey
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