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Training Cheat Sheet – Handling Difficult Customers

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Written by Jonty Pearce

Dealing with difficult customers over the phone is one of the toughest challenges in any contact centre. It takes skill, patience, and the right training to turn high-pressure interactions into positive outcomes.

That’s why we’ve created the first resource in our new training series: a comprehensive cheat sheet on “Handling Difficult Customers”, kindly supplied by Rob Wilkinson.

This cheat sheet covers essential techniques, including how to calm frustrated customers, manage objections, handle difficult calls professionally, and present solutions in a positive, constructive way. It also highlights how to leave a lasting positive impression, even in the most challenging situations.

The cheat sheet comes in a fully customisable Microsoft Word format, making it easy to adapt for your team’s specific needs.

It’s designed as a hands-on training tool to strengthen your agents’ confidence and skills, while helping your contact centre deliver exceptional service.

Printable – Training Cheat Sheet – Handling Difficult Customers

Do you want to download this to share with your team?

Get your free download of the Training Cheat Sheet – Handling Difficult Customers now:

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Training Cheat Sheet – Handing Difficult Customers in Printable Word Format
Version: 3
Date Added: 8th June 2022
File Type: .docx
File Size: 29 KB
Category: Tools
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Jonty Pearce

Jonty Pearce walked into his first call centre in 1989 and has been hooked ever since. He founded Call Centre Helper in 1989.

He is an Engineering Graduate with a background in marketing and publishing. In 2020 he won the AOP Digital Publishing Award for The Best Use of Data.

He writes and speaks on a wide variety of subjects - particularly around forecasting and scheduling. His in depth knowledge of forecasting algorithms has earned him the nickname "Mr Erlang."

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