The aim To ensure anyone dealing with customers learns the basic techniques for achieving customer satisfaction.
About the program This program clearly demonstrates that the same guidelines for keeping customers satisfied apply in different situations, from sales to service to a retail checkout or reception desk.
Customers can be trying; not all customers are pleasant. It's easy to put customers off; just be aggressive, or defensive. But it is vital to treat them all as personal guests, making them welcome and indulging their whims.
In various realistic scenarios, staff resort to attacking behavior - by being patronizing or superior - or defensive behavior, where they ignore the customer altogether or fail to accept responsibility. The humorous sketches lay the foundations for customer care and provide a concrete set of behavioral rules to make customers happy and keep coming back.
They provide a memorable demonstration of the do's and don'ts of customer care, which include finding a real need behind a request, agreeing a solution with a customer, and seeing things through to a successful conclusion.
The benefits
Suitable for front-line staff in any organization
Humorous scenarios based upon real life
Key learning points suitable for role play or discussion
Rules are valid for any customer care exercise
Related training issues: Orientation Assertiveness Basic selling skills
Information: A Video Arts production featuring Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie and John Cleese. Release date: 1989
Choose the best licensing option for you: Access Licenses, Local Play Only Licenses, One Week Rentals, Bundles, and License Packs.
Access Licenses
This is a good choice for an on-going need for the course. License terms are one and three years. This license allows for ALL ArcLearn features including streaming, downloading, eLearning, etc.
Cost
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Base package: 100 plays for $425 (minimum purchase)
More than 100 plays are only $3.00 per play if purchased with the base package.
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License Term
Each license starts with a one year term. Purchasing additional plays extends the term for another year and any unused plays are extended as well. Otherwise, after one year, the term is ended and unused plays are lost. The license is terminated when all purchased plays are exhausted.
Special Bonus Package - Three Year Term
Any single purchase of at least 350 plays (base price $1,172.50) extends the term to three years.
One Week Rentals
This is your best choice for a short term need, such as a meeting or training session. If you will be needing a rental of a single title twice or more a year, an Access License is your best bet.
This license allows for full privileges of a title including streaming, downloading, eLearning, etc. $250 for a one week, 30 play license. Additional plays are not available.
Local Play Only Licenses
This UNLIMITED play license is created for the large company that will be using the course on a company LMS or Intranet. You download the video or Scorm course to play or stream it yourself. It is much more cost effective if you have many students, but also has limitations.
Get unlimited, local access for one low price! Designed for the large company with its own LMS.
One can obtain UNLIMITED access (unlimited number of students) for a three year term (with some restrictions) for the low price of $3,125 per title. You download the video to play on your network, local PCs or LMS. Scorm 1.2 version is available for your LMS. What is not available? streaming from the ArcLearn website or using the ArcLearn LMS.
Bundles and License Packs
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