Program Category: Mind Reading for Quality Service
Target Clients: CS & Sales staff
Soft Skills e-Modules > Mind Reading for Quality Service
COURSE INTRODUCTION
Different types of customers may focus on different things when they purchase
or receive a service, e.g. some focus on price, others on relationship, or a combination of both,
etc. Knowing customer types and their preferences will help provide quality service.
This course enables participants to acquire the skills for mind reading customers.
Pricing Conditions
· Listed price for 1 e-Module max 30 pax
· Min subscription 3 e-Modules of any combination
Volume Discount
· 5% if client subscribes for 8 e-Modules or more
· 10% if client subscribes for 20 e-Modules or more
Unique Features
Facilitated in Cantonese, with subtitles in Chinese and English
New learning mode for Next Generations
Theories supplemented by Scenarios to illustrate applications
Quiz provided for Assessment
Target Participants
· CS & Sales staff
Delivery Details
· Video on demand
· Learning platform and technical support by our partner, Suntrend Technology
· Each e-Module 25-30 minutes including assessment
· 5 questions for assessment per e-Module and results provided to client
· e-Certificate for each participant upon completion
· Lead time of 4-6 weeks required from subscription to course delivery
· Local language voice-over for SE Asia and other locations on request
Subscription and Enrollment
· Max 30 participants per e-Module
· Min 3 e-Modules of any combination
· We will provide a login password to the client for use by the Designated Participants until the course is completed
· Client will be requested to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to ensure copyright protection:
- no copying or downloading of the e-Module video
- login password not disclosed to non-designated participants
Hyperlink
· Please watch the trailer of selected e-Modules
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