Conversations in service

These are the conversations that your professionals need to master to be able to provide the best service to your customers. Whether in a corporate organization, a healthcare organization or a government agency, most companies exist to serve the needs of a consumer. Serving in the best way translates to success of the organization and communication with the buyer of your service or product is key.

Key Domains of Conversation Skills in Collaboration

Service excellence

When a customer contacts your organization, they expect their needs to be met: a request granted, a question answered, or a complaint handled by a knowledgeable representative. Excellent customer service requires employees to be compassionate communicators and skilled problem solvers. Success lies in gathering the right information, analyzing it, offering solutions, and managing emotions effectively. Our simulations help organizations develop these skills, enabling teams to build trust, understand customer needs, and communicate clearly. This transforms customer service into a powerful opportunity to create loyal ambassadors, uncover new business opportunities, and maintain strong, sustainable relationships.

Conversation models

Support
Explaining
Interviewing
Clarifying a question
Referring
Complaint handling
Picking up commercial signals
Handling a request for a discount

Why invest in improving soft skills in service?

In addition to knowledge of services, products, and systems, service professionals are expected to be compassionate communication experts and adept problem solvers. The essence of excellent service lies in collecting the right information with respect to the customer, analyzing it, offering solutions, and managing emotions effectively. This makes service professionals the face of the organization under pressure and positions customer service as the best place to make a lasting impression.

Find the right training for your organization

Our business developers are experienced in matching our learning solutions to business goals for commercial, healthcare and educational organizations.