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Front Line Client Services
Course Description
First impressions count. Employees who have face-to-face contact
with clients play a critical role in creating a positive impression
of a business. The image of front-line staff leaves a lasting
impression upon current and prospective clients within the first
five seconds of meeting them. Once established, this impression is
exceedingly difficult to re-shape and at worse, will result in
losing business to the competition.
This course is provided in association with image fashion
consultant Wendy Casey-Janes. It teaches a range of client-facing
skills, from dressing to make a professional impression to providing
a welcoming and businesslike service to clients. Delegates will be
encouraged to develop their assertiveness, as well as a defined selection of client-facing
skills focused on communicating effectively.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the course, delegates will have a good
understanding of:
- the importance of dressing to support the corporate image
- the difference between suitably stylish and inappropriate
business attire
- presenting a professional and friendly image
- communicating effectively with visitors and clients
- providing a welcoming service to clients
- dealing assertively with difficult situations and seeking solution based outcomes
- awareness of cultural differences
- communicating effectively at different levels
Target Audience
This course is suited to anyone who deals face-to-face with
clients in any sector of any industry. This can range from
receptionists to senior client eelationship managers, or indeed any
other members of staff. The course is also suited to anyone who
feels they needs to improve their self-image in order to ensure the
highest levels of customer satisfaction. The course can be delivered
to a group or can be delivered as a coaching session to individuals.
Duration
1 day for up to 12 participants
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