THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME - AutodidaktikosPS1: Qualities of A GEMS Professional PE1.1...
Transcript of THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME - AutodidaktikosPS1: Qualities of A GEMS Professional PE1.1...
THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME
“If you don’t care, your customer never will” Marlene Blaszczyk
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Unit Objective:
Enable participants to confidently manage high levels of premium “Going Extra Miles Service”
skills at all levels of interactions with XXX customers
2
THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
PS1: Qualities of A GEMS Professional
PE1.1 Demonstrate the qualities of GEMS professional
PE1.2 Display professional grooming and presentation skills
PE1.3 Projecting confidence when interacting with customers
PS2: Essence of GEMS Service
PE2.1 Understand the specific types and needs of customers
PE2.2 Adopt a customer first mindset throughout interactions with customers
PE2.3 The 3Ps of service excellence
3
THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
PS3: Delivering GEMS Service
PE3.1 Demonstrate positive acknowledgement and salutations of customers
PE3.2 Identify customers needs and expectations for personalised service
PE 3.3 Assist customers with undivided attention
PE3.4 Applied customer-friendly language for showing appreciation of patronage
PE3.5 Identify opportunities for Extra-Mile services
4
THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
PS4: Maintain GEMS Service
PE4.1 Identify situations of customer’s dissatisfactions
PE4.2 Effective handling customers’ dissatisfaction
PE4.3 Follow Up service
5
THE GEMS PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
The heart of GEMS service lies in KNOWING & SERVING the customer as a PERSON
with individual behaviour, emotions, needs and preferences
6
Qualities of A GEMS Professional
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Johnny The Bagger
You can make a DIFFERENCE!!!
7 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Can You BE A JOHNNY?
Activity
8 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
MCMR
As far as customers are concerned YOU are the company
My Customers My Responsibility
9 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Positive attitude
Geniune service mindset
Understand customer requirements
Know all aspects of job responsibility
Thirst for Improvement
Awareness of market dynamics e.g. Competitors
What can you learn from them? Why do customer buy from them!!! How can you protect your present customers? How can you “switch” competitors’ customers?
10
Qualities of A GEMS Professional
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
From ??? to Wow Wow Wow
Look Good Feel Good
11 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Grooming is about respecting yourself, company and customers by projecting a professional image
12
Grooming & Presentation Skills
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
First Impression Grooming Guidelines
Hair – clean and neat
Details – no missing buttons, lint or tags
Hands – clean, manicured fingernails
Fit – clean, pressed and proper fit
Smell – little or no cologne; no cigarette odor
Breath – fresh, clean breath; use a breathmint
13 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Projecting Confidence when Interacting with Customers
14 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Projecting Confidence when Interacting with Customers
Confidence is all about your state of mind
Self-confidence can show in many ways:
your body language
how you speak
15 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
16
The 3 Vs of Communication
© 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Vocal Projection
Volume (appropriate to situation and
environment
Speed Control (not too fast or slow, choppy or disconnect)
Well-Modulated (not monotone, expressive and stress on important words)
Pause at appropriate time
17 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Projecting Confidence with Your Body Language
Posture
Maintain a good body posture
Use Open posture - keeping the trunk of the body and palm open and exposed
This will indicates friendliness, openness, and willingness.
18 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
Projecting Confidence with Your Body Language
Facial expressions
Eye contact
Avoid negative eye language such as rolling eye, side look and “sneaky look” when recommending products.
Gestures
meaning of gestures can be very different across cultures and regions, so it’s important to be careful to avoid misinterpretation
19 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
YOU ARE THE STAR!!!
Activity
20 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved
What will be your
Activity
“Little extras”?
21 © 2013 Adrian Chow All rights reserved