Customer Service Skills

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Customer service or people skills in general when working in a work environment is key to success in the workplace, and helps you move up in the company when people see these skills mastered. the hard parts are engaging the customer while working on other tasks. making suggestions listening and asking questions to understand their need for a product is a hard thing when you first start out because only they can explain what they need and you need to take their ideas and put them into the best product that will help them. Most people just try to be nice and smile even though that is something good to do as well it help if you expand it. First approach the customer and ask if they would need anything, doing this shows that you can help if they …show more content…

If someone suggests a product the person is 3 time as likely to buy that product because you have tried the product or had a good recommendation for the product. this give the store more sales while showing that the staff is educated on the merchandise that they carry so they can rely on you later for help on other items which means more money.
Then make sure that the customer has gotten everything that they need and explain anything they are having trouble with. once again this is to build up a trust with the customer if you are nice and seem like you care about the customer the customer is more likely to care about you which means buying other products. not dirtying the store, and being friendly towards other staff members. Then you can send the customer away happy with their purchase.
Last always wish them to have a nice day and to come back anytime they need anything in the store or to talk about merchandise with any employee. If you were able to have a perfect confrontation with the other person chances are you just gave your company a loyal shopper for years to come and that is always a good thing. always remember to be friendly and smile while you do everything you are trying to help them get a product so if you're rude they will be rude back. if you follow this guide i am sure that you will climb the ladder to management in no

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