Terry Ravenscroft is back, putting pen to paper once more, and this time he's taking on the major food and drink corporations. No one is safe as Terry targets companies from Kellogg's and Ryvita to Mars, Heinz and Cadbury with his irritating epistles. Terry tackles everything from quality and pricing to taste and advertising campaigns, quizzing companies like Ferrero about why it's impossible to 'feel the nuts' in Nutella spread 'despite going through it with a fine tooth comb'. Combining the author's trademark humour with a sly nod at the megalomania of global corporations, Dear Customer Services is a letters book with a difference, giving everyone who's ever had a reason to dislike the big companies a big laugh at their expense!

This text takes candidates through the NVQ award, unit-by-unit, offering plenty of questions and exercises to reinforce knowledge and understanding. Scenario-based activities allow candidates to analyze and discuss customer service situations and practise their skills

Both business owners and customer service representatives alike will enjoy the benefits of increased sales and customer loyalty as they learn to enhance the customer experience through learning The 10 Commandments of Customer Service and applying them to their day to day business. Customers will appreciate the increase in awareness of their needs, in a friendly, present and helpful service they will receive when the business owner develops a superior customer service plan prompted throught the exercises in this 4 in 1 manual that will change the way all face to face transactions will be conducted in the future! Grow your business, increase sales, and see success by following the 10 Commandments of Customer Service!

Exceptional customer service is crucial to a successful phone-based business. Quality service can secure customer loyalty, while poor service can lose it. This concise guide examines various important scenarios that a customer service representative is likely to encounter and shows how to best handle each situation. This guide also explains how to make effective use of voice mail, email, fax, and letters.

This workbook is an important teaching tool for those learning English as a second language and anyone who wants to pursue a career in customer service. By building your customer service vocabulary, youll be able to develop the vocabulary and vocational skills you need to become successful; improve your reading and oral communication skills; enhance your thinking and problem solving skills; boost your spelling and phonics skills. The workbooks ninety-two exercises help you build work-specific skills and job related vocabulary. Master your understanding of almost three hundred words with easy-to-follow exercises such as reading comprehension, applying the meaning, filling in the blanks, and more. Youll also find fun activities such as word searches, crosswords, and analogies. In addition to learning a robust customer service vocabulary, youll also apply synonyms and antonyms that will help you in a customer service environment. Get your career on the fast track or, if you are a teacher, find an important resource so your students can learn the skills that matter most with Essential Skills: Customer Service Vocabulary Building Workbook.

Customer Service: Career Success in the Service Economy, 4eprovides a systematic process for building service skills that all business people need. Presented in a friendly, conversational manner, the book is filled with examples that demonstrate the link between service skills and career achievement. This edition emphasizes the impact of customer loyalty on business growth and discusses how to measure a company's ration of promoters, or Net Promoter Score. Throughout the book, there is an emphasis on exceeding customer expectations and translating customer loyalty into personal and corporate success. Explains why certain actions lead to better customer loyalty, and provides specific ways to accomplish these behaviors. Goes well beyond canned responses to help readers apply creative solutions to ever-changing problems. A greater emphasis on loyaltyand the latest techniques such as the Net Promoter Score, exceeding expectations, customer-friendly technology etc. Examines how loyalty translates to business growth and development through recommendations, referrals and promotions. This book is for employees and managers of customer service departments and human resource training departments.