PEOPLE’S
SKILLS &
customer
service
EXPEC
EX
CT,EXPIRIMENT &
XPERIANCE
What iS PEO
• Emotional intelligenc
• Communication
• Building relationship
• Respect
OPLE’S SkiLLS?
ce
Emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is about =
Identifying your emotions/ feeling
Identifying other people’s feeling
Understanding your reaction
Managing your emotion
ACTIV
VITY
Share with the person next to,
about an bad experience you
had that you’ll never forget.
Each person should share their
stories.
Important to also share your
feelings you had, how you
reacted to that situation.
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Emotions - c
It not w
matters
Think o
parent
hello ba
was no
DISC
TELL
WITH
DOES
WE C
communication
what you say, it is how you say it that
s……
of a time when you greeted your friend or
and they greeted you back. By just say
ack to you, you could tell that he/she
ot good or feeling well.
CUSSION: HOW WERE YOU ABLE TO
L THAT YOUR FRIEND IS NOT OKAY
HOUT THEM TELLING YOU?
S OUR EMOTIONS AFFECT THE WAY
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COMMUNICATE?
EFFECTIVE Commun
LISTEN MORE & SPEAK LESS.
LISTEN TO UNDERSTAND &
NOT TO RESPOND
nication
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DIFFERENT W
COMMUNIC
Facial expressions.
Gestures.
Pointing / Using hands.
Writing.
Drawing.
Using equipment e.g. Text message o
computer.
Touch.
Eye contact.
WAYS OF
CATION
or
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Communication i
Why is
workpla
It avo
It pro
It bui
It cre
in the workplace
communication so important in the
ace?
oids confusion
ovides purpose
ilds a positive company culture
eates accountability
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ACT
• Pair up in 2 pairs. With your mates sit
back to back. As shown on the
picture. First draw a picture, simply
picture. Then ask your mate behind
you to draw that picture without
telling them the actually picture. By
giving them clue of what it is. E.g.. If
you drew a chair you might say draw
2 horizontal line and 1 line etc.
• The other person should also do the
same
• The trick is not to tell the person
what you drew.
TIVITY
Communication i
STRATE
• Effec
starts
many
• Build
• Be aw
• Watc
in the workplace
EGIES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
ctively communicating with coworkers
s with active listening. The truth is, not
y of us are great listeners. ...
d trust, but don't get too casual. ...
ware of your tone. ...
ch your body language.
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GOOD CUSTO
WATCH VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
OMER SERVICE
v=O0FXRPn7A_4
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GOOD CUSTOM
WHAT IS GO
Providing excell
going the extra
a customer is ha
company's prod
involves providi
timely, pleasant
MER SERVICE
OOD CUSTOMER SERVICE?
lent customer service means
mile in making sure
appy and satisfied with a
ducts or services. It also
ing service to a customer in a
t manner
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QUALITIES CUS
Be Friendly. As they say, custom
with a smile. ...
Say Thank You. ...
Train Your Staff. ...
Show Respect. ...
Listen. ...
Be Responsive. ...
Ask for Feedback.
STOMER SERVICE
mer service starts
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CONFL
What is con
A conflict is a clash of interest. The basis of conflict
WAYS OF SOLVING
AVOIDING THE C
Avoiding or withdrawing from a conflict requires no courag
the conflict, you essentially pretend that it never happened
withdrawal include pretending there is nothing wrong
GIVING I
Giving in or accommodating the other party requires a lo
agree to accommodate the other party by acknowledging a
style might be viewed as letting the other party have his w
moving forward, it can also lead to the accommodato
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nflict?
t may vary but, it is always a part of society.
G CONFLICT
CONFLICT
ge or consideration for the other party. By avoiding
d or doesn’t exist. Some examples of avoidance or
g, stonewalling or completely shutting down.
IN
ot of cooperation and little courage. Basically, you
and accepting his point of view or suggestion. This
way. While this style can lead to making peace and
tor feeling resentment toward the other party
RECAP
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