How to Communicate Better with Customers
May 24, 2009 | In: Career, Self Improvement
Customer Communication
Want to have an edge at work? Communicate better with customers! Here are somet tipz on how to do it:
The use of jargons or workplace language has no place when talking with customers. Use simple, more commonplace terms so that you won’t alienate and scare potential clients. If they understand what you are saying, the faster and the easier their transaction will be. You’ll have another satisfied customer leaving your counter.
Focus solely on your customer. Stop whatever else you are doing and listen carefully and attentively to the customer. Make them feel that they are important. Let them know this by echoing their words.
We know that time is of essence, but make an effort to be understood. Speak slowly and clearly. If you do everything in haste, then be ready to do them all over again.
Keep a pen and paper ready. Write down important information for your customer, if your business have no pamphlets or information sheets to hand out.
Do your homework. It can be irritating if somebody answers your question with an, “I don’t know. Let me refer you to….” If you are assigned on a particular issue, make sure you know everything about it.
Smile and be polite. Nothing is worse than having a surly and crabby person dealing with your business. It’s not only off-putting but perfectly rude as well.

1 Response to How to Communicate Better with Customers
GarykPatton
June 16th, 2009 at 2:31 am
How soon will you update your blog? I’m interested in reading some more information on this issue.