Another Chapter - My time in the B2W training so far.
I started this course not having a clue of what I could possibly learn, the most important thing for me was getting back into the job market and if this was going to be the way then sure sign me up. I have had some experience working in customer services so I believed it most likely will be like a refresher training and I'll probably just learn 1 or 2 new things, there's no harm in that right ? Well how well was I surprised, my time so far on the course has taught me a lot of things that I didn't even realise I lacked knowledge in, you know when you feel you know something and then you're in a situation and boom your head goes blank, that explains it. My writing ability has seriously improved, I am mean I'm writing a blog who would have thought!.
The first day was quite interesting, I met our tutor Jacqueline, and Kavita who is in charge of reviewing our assessments. They were very nice and they explained throughly everything we need to know to get started. Our first lesson was basically on portraying good work ethics or behaviours, I really liked the style of teaching that Jacquline used, like you learn while doing the work, it wasn't just about teaching the course but making us work on our test alongside made the learning very interactive. We were also introduced to some of the learning platforms we will be using to work as a group like Jamboard and Padlet, I actually found these to be very interesting plus I haven't come across them before so it was a good experience using it.
As the course went on we delved deeper into the course components like digital awareness and safety were understood the importance of being digitally safe especially in fast paced digital world that we find ourselves in and this will also be very essential when we are working in contact centres. We took a look into digital security risks and measures to mitigate these risks, we were asked to use Jamboard and Padlet to put down our thoughts on this and eventually put those thoughts together to answer our questions. This approach was really good because then you can really see how people have different answers to the same questions. After this course, I understand the importance of being safe online, how data can be store securely and ways that data could be comprised if we are careless with the way they are handled.
We proceeded to learn how the way we behave can affect customer satisfaction. This included; how to greet customers properly, how to provide information about product and services, how important it is to make sure that the information provided is understood by the customer, the importance of adhering to a company's regulatory requirement while dealing with customers, the processes involved in handling customer escalations, maintaining a respectful and professional demeanour when dealing with customers because our behaviours can affect customers positively or negatively, ones manner of approach can leave the customer with a bad experience after the call, if the customer isn't satisfied, they will go ahead and leave bad reviews.
We delved deeper into the Part 2 of how our behaviours can affect customer experience where we discusses negative body language that can affect customer satisfaction, how to give a positive review to a customer, characteristics that will ensure good customer relationships and possibly distractions that can occur when dealing with a customer and how to avoid it. I believe this module both part 1&2 aims at improving our people skills and the ability to understand how behaviours, tone, body language can have a negative or positive effect on good customer experience.
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