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Dealing with Angry or Rude Customers
By Ideas Into Action
Dealing with Angry or Rude Customers Course Description Copyright Ross Maynard 2021 Course Description If you work in customer service in any way, then, from time to time, you are going to have to deal with angry or rude customers. This course will help you manage those stressful situations and support the customer as best you can. Anger is a normal and relatively common emotion caused by a perceived hurt or provocation. In some cases a customer’s anger or rude behaviour may be driven by the failings of your organisation or its products and services. In other cases, the problem may be outside your control but you still have to deal with the impact. In this course we look at anger in a customer service situation and how to deal with it. We review the nature and causes of anger; we look at how poor customer service can cause anger and what you can do to prepare your organisation to deal with anger. We cover the warning signs for anger and present a 12 step approach to dealing with an angry customer. We cover questions and short scripts that can help you start a discussion with an angry customer, and we consider why customers might be rude. Finally we look at managing the stress of dealing with an angry customer and finish the course with a review of the key learning points. I hope you find the course helpful. Key Learning Points On completion of the course, delegates will be able to: Understand the nature and causes of anger as an emotion. Consider their objectives when dealing with an angry customer. Help prepare their organisation for dealing with angry customers. Identify appropriate customer service metrics Work through a series of steps to deal with an angry customer. Use questions and short scripts to try to help a customer bring their anger under control . Consider why a customer might be rude, and how to deal with that rudeness. Understand how to manage the stress of dealing with angry or rude customers. Curriculum L1: Anger as an Emotion L2: Your Objectives when Dealing with Anger L3: Poor Customer Service L4: Preparing your Organisation L5: Warning Signs and What Not to Do L6: The 12 Steps to Dealing with Anger L7: Example Scripts for Angry Customers L8: Dealing with Rude Customers L9: Dealing with Stress, and Key Learning Points Pre-Course Requirements There are no pre-course requirements Additional Resources Copy of customer behaviour policy Course Tutor Your tutor is Ross Maynard. Ross is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in the UK and has 30 years’ experience as a process improvement consultant specialising in business processes and organisation development. Ross is also a professional author of online training courses. Ross lives in Scotland with his wife, daughter and Cocker Spaniel
Emergency Planning Course
By iStudy UK
Emergencies occur when they are least expected. Effective emergency planning is the key to surviving natural and man-made disasters. Risk analysis and the formulation of a comprehensive plan, followed by a vigorous and continuing testing program, are essential elements to surviving an emergency. The Emergency Planning Course is designed to ensure that those with an Emergency Planning remit within their organisation have the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to carry out their role to best practice standards. This Emergency Planning Course on the necessary management skills required to implement emergency systems and procedures in the event of an emergency situation arising. This course was specifically created to address Emergency preparedness under existing state, SARA Title III, and OSHA regulations. Topics covered include threat assessment, risk analysis, formulating the plan, staffing the emergency operations center (EOC), coordinating with supporting agencies, the importance of continuing liaison, managing an actual incident, and conducting an effective follow-up analysis. Various actual case studies are discussed. What Will I Learn? How to plan for emergencies at a venue Create emergency procedures The importance of training and drills in getting a venue emergency ready Requirements Be able to understand key concepts Be willing to add to learning by using the additional resources provided Introduction Introduction FREE 00:03:00 Who are We? 00:04:00 Who is This Course For 00:02:00 Why Have an Emergency Management Plan? 00:06:00 Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) Introduction 00:05:00 Emergency Plan and Procedures Emergency Identification and Analysis 00:06:00 Potential Emergencies for Venues. Let's start with Fire 00:05:00 Internal Threats, Visitors and Bomb Threats 00:09:00 Suspect Items 00:02:00 Active Shooter 00:06:00 Crowd-Related Emergencies 00:09:00 Terrorism 00:07:00 Structure of the Emergency Plan and Emergency Response Procedures 00:02:00 Evacuation Diagram 00:02:00 Distribution of the Emergency Plan and Procedures 00:04:00 Review and Routine Servicing 00:01:00 Key Considerations for our Emergency Response Procedures Introduction and Required Procedures 00:04:00 Notification, Communication, Media, Social Media, Control & Coordination 00:10:00 Children and Emergency Response Equipment 00:04:00 Evacuation Options, Routes & Assembly Areas 00:05:00 First Aid, Lifts & Escalators 00:01:00 Occupants and Visitors with a Disability 00:03:00 Other Considerations 00:06:00 Emergency Control Organisation Emergency Control Organisation 00:04:00 Selection Criteria for ECO Members, Roles, Identification and Indemnity 00:03:00 Who will make a good Chief Warden? 00:06:00 Training and Response Exercises EPC and ECO Training 00:05:00 Occupants, Visitors, Skill Retention & Training Materials 00:04:00 Emergency Response Exercises or 'Drills' 00:08:00 Wrap Up Wrap Up 00:02:00 Course Certification
