This document provides an agenda for call center training at Hermes Corporate Division. It discusses who the company's customers are (corporate houses requiring affordable and reliable air travel), what good customer service entails (speaking to a real person who will listen and help), proper telephone etiquette (including greeting the caller, asking questions, placing calls on hold politely), problem solving techniques (defining the issue, finding alternatives, selecting a solution, implementing it), and dos and don'ts of phone interactions (smiling, speaking clearly, greeting appropriately, listening actively).
This document provides an agenda for call center training at Hermes Corporate Division. It discusses who the company's customers are (corporate houses requiring affordable and reliable air travel), what good customer service entails (speaking to a real person who will listen and help), proper telephone etiquette (including greeting the caller, asking questions, placing calls on hold politely), problem solving techniques (defining the issue, finding alternatives, selecting a solution, implementing it), and dos and don'ts of phone interactions (smiling, speaking clearly, greeting appropriately, listening actively).
This document provides an agenda for call center training at Hermes Corporate Division. It discusses who the company's customers are (corporate houses requiring affordable and reliable air travel), what good customer service entails (speaking to a real person who will listen and help), proper telephone etiquette (including greeting the caller, asking questions, placing calls on hold politely), problem solving techniques (defining the issue, finding alternatives, selecting a solution, implementing it), and dos and don'ts of phone interactions (smiling, speaking clearly, greeting appropriately, listening actively).
This document provides an agenda for call center training at Hermes Corporate Division. It discusses who the company's customers are (corporate houses requiring affordable and reliable air travel), what good customer service entails (speaking to a real person who will listen and help), proper telephone etiquette (including greeting the caller, asking questions, placing calls on hold politely), problem solving techniques (defining the issue, finding alternatives, selecting a solution, implementing it), and dos and don'ts of phone interactions (smiling, speaking clearly, greeting appropriately, listening actively).
SANDEEP RAJ AGENDA About Hermes Corporate Division
Who is My Customer?
What is Customer Service?
Telephone Etiquettes
Problem solving Techniques
Do’s & Don’ts in Telephone Etiquettes
About Air costa
Air costa is a Domestic Airline
which operates in south India . It operates innovative services with Embraer 170 Aircraft and over 20 domestic flights daily to 8 destinations. Who is My Customer? Corporate Houses requiring competitive fares , convenience, reliability, speed, and schedules built around their needs. Who have money to travel by air and who increasingly, demand a higher level of service and convenience, but at an economical cost. What is Customer Service?
People don’t want to communicate with
an organization or a computer. They want to talk to a real, live, responsive, responsible person who will listen and help them get their satisfaction. TELEPHONE ETIQUETTES Proper telephone etiquette is very important because you are representing your department /Company.
CALL OPENING for INBOUND
Answer with a friendly greeting. Always be Alert on calls and ready to engage in a conversation. Greet your guest/Customer -Good morning/afternoon/evening Sir/Madam…Welcome to Air costa this is Raj how may I assist you? Ask for their name. This shows you have taken an interest in them. Smile - it shows, even through the phone lines; speak in a pleasant tone of voice .
CALL OPENING for OUTBOUND
First identifying yourself.
Good morning/afternoon/evening Sir/Madam. My name is Raj calling from Air costa. Am I speaking to
Mr / Mrs /Miss (or) To whom am I speaking ?")
Always state the purpose of the communication. HOLD & CALL TRANSFER PROCEDURE: Ask for permission before you hold the call.
Eg : Mr /Miss/ Mrs May I place your call on hold while I
check the information for you or so that I transfer
your call to person/ department. Always thank the caller for holding.
Eg: Thank you for holding Mr/Mrs/Miss I appreciate
your patience.
CALL ENDING PROCEDURE
Make sure you answered all the caller’s queries.
Always end with a pleasantry: Thank you for calling Air
costa, Have a nice day (or)It was nice talking to you.
Let the caller hang up first.
Don’t give more than your first name
Don’t get personal, even if they do.
Problem Solving System?
The problems you face can be large or small,
simple or complex, and easy or difficult to solve. The CCE role is finding ways to solve them. So, being a confident problem solver is really important to your success. There are four basic steps in problem solving: 1) Defining the problem. 2) Generating alternatives. 3) Evaluating and selecting alternatives. 4) Implementing solutions Do’s & Don’ts in Telephone Etiquettes “Smile (they really can hear it!) “Be Enthusiastic "Do" Speak Clearly "Do" Greet Customers Appropriately "Do" Ask How You Can Help "Do" Listen to the Caller's Request "Do" Ask to Place the Caller on Hold "Don't" Talk with Your Mouth Full "Don't" Speak too Loudly or Softly “Lower the Pitch of your Voice "Don't" Leave the Caller on Hold “Talk in a Positive Mood "Don't" use Slang Words 'Don't' Answer the Phone Casually THANK YOU