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Good Customer Service Tips – Dealing with awkward customers

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Whatever kind of business you are running you will be dealing with clients and customers at some point, and not all of them will be satisfied and happy with your product or service. Therefore it is important that you are prepared to deal with potentially awkward customers, as this is an essential part of your overall service:
Listen to your customer – take the time to listen carefully to the reasons why your customer is dissatisfied, as in many cases people just want to have someone to complain to, and once they have aired their grievances fully they will be more receptive to agreeing to a solution. You may also find out important and valid points about your business, product or services which may need to be put right to avoid dissatisfied customers in the future.
Keep your cool – there is no point getting drawn into an argument with the customer, as this does not benefit anyone, and can make you feel very stressed and upset. Keep cool, do not rise to any deliberate attempts to antagonize you, and if the customer is being abusive to you over the telephone inform them you will put the phone down unless they can talk to you in a more reasonable manner.

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