Keeping Your Cool When The Customer Gets Hot
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Keeping Your Cool When Customers Heat Up
Summary
Delivering exceptional customer service sets your company apart from the competition. Follow these four steps to enhance your customer service and alleviate stress.
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In the business world, days can be either joyful or frustrating. Managing emotions and maintaining professionalism in tough situations isn’t always easy, especially with difficult customers.
How do you stay calm when a customer is venting their frustrations? Often, the issue isn't your fault?"it might be due to someone else’s mistake. Yet, you’re the one facing the upset customer. Here are four steps to help you manage such situations effectively.
1. Apologize Sincerely
Yes, even if it’s not your fault. As the company’s representative, it’s crucial to express accountability. Saying, “I’m sorry about the problem,” in a sincere tone can prevent arguments and demonstrate your commitment to resolving the issue.
2. Show Empathy
Express empathy by acknowledging their feelings. Let them know you understand the frustration of dealing with faulty products or poor service. Validating their emotions can help calm them down.
3. Accept Responsibility
Assure the customer that you will take responsibility for resolving the issue. You might not change what happened, but you can work on finding a solution or connect them with someone who can help.
4. Take Immediate Action
Identify what can be done to resolve the issue and communicate this clearly to the customer. Whether it's replacing a defective product or improving service, taking action can transform an angry customer into a satisfied one. Offering bonuses or waiving fees can further appease them.
Remember the acronym "ASAP" to handle upset customers:
- A: Apologize
- S: Sympathize
- A: Accept responsibility
- P: Prepare to take action
Avoid arguing or reacting defensively. Instead, focus on resolving the issue with empathy and action. Soon, you’ll turn adversaries into allies.
And always, remember to smile?"it makes everyone feel and behave better.
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