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Posts tagged ‘Communication’

1
Nov

Time Management

You can always make more money, but you can’t make more time. Sure, these expressions seem like no-brainers, but do you honestly keep them in mind as you schedule your time?

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8
Oct

Basic Supervision

Course Overview

  • If it is your job to direct other people, you are a supervisor. You are a first line manager if the people you direct do not, direct other people.
  • This course is about dealing with people, as they are your most valuable asset to use to achieve their needs, company goals and your objectives.
  • This course will direct your attention to the skills you must have or develop in order to be a good supervisor.

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7
Oct

Counter Intelligence

COURSE OVERVIEW:

Counter salespeople are the backbone of any business. They talk to more customers’ everyday than anyone else in the organization. At least nine out of ten of these “opportunities’ should result in a sale. Customer satisfaction, sales, profits and the ultimate success of our business greatly depend on the ability of the counter personnel.

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1
Oct

Basic Supervision Quiz

Concept Clarification Exercise:

This multiple choice exercise should be completed before and after you attend the “Basic Supervision” course, or even if you studied its related articles and presentations. It is to help clarify your understanding of supervisory concepts and give you an idea about your progress by comparing successive achieved scores.

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24
Sep

How to Reduce Presentation Anxiety

Being a powerful communicator has a tremendous transfer value to everything we do. As a presentation coach for many years, I have witnessed transformations going far beyond improved presentation skills, including increased self-esteem, greater self-confidence and an increased desire to tackle other challenges. I have felt the debilitating fear of public speaking, and I also know what it is like to bask in the appreciation. Here are seven proven tip to help you control your presentation jitters and make those annoying butterflies fly in formation:
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18
Sep

Problem Solving & Decision Making

COURSE OVERVIEW:

This course concentrate on using analytical and creative skills to solve problems using a simple step by step process that can be used in any problem situation. Improving the effectiveness of decision making by using a systematic approach to solving problems you will transform your skills in finding their root cause.

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18
Sep

Effective Customer Communication

Course Type:          Customer Care

 Training Objective:

To be an effective (internal & external) customer communicator by practicing the skills needed in different situations

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16
Sep

Fundamental Selling Skills Seminar

COURSE OVERVIEW:

This program is designed for newly employed sales representatives, or for staff newly appointed to this job. This seminar is part 1 of the three sessions embedded in the “selling skills development program”. The course should be followed by the “Specialized Selling Skills” and the “Professional Selling Skills” Seminars with about three months gap between each of them.

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15
Sep

Effective Communication

“You Can’t Not Communicate”

Every survival should communicate with others to share information, gain understanding and promote action. The main reason behind most of problems is poor communication.

 Learning Objectives

  • Define communication and      intelligent engagement. 
  • Know the prerequisite steps to      intelligent engagement.
  • Recognize the importance of effective      communication.
  • Practice different communication      techniques.

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10
Sep

Customer Service Understanding Expectations and Development

Customer Expectations

 Customers come with needs
 Companies need to focus on customer needs and wants to create customer value
 Policies should be flexible to varying needs, not “one size fits all” mentality
 Focus on long term relationships, not short term dollars
 Golden rule – treat each customer as you would want to be treated as a customer.

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