GET YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
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A robust definition of complaints?
- Work the activities in Chapter 2.
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How to deal with four types of complainers?
- Read Chapter 3 and look at the Activities in Understanding the Types of Complainers.
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Why feedback and Complaints are gifts and why they are the least expensive marketing tool?
- See Activity 23 in Chapter 4, The Treasure of Complaints as Gifts.
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How to handle complaints I the most effective proven way, using the three-step Gift Formula?
- Read Chapter 5 with its Fourteen Activities.
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How to be empathic—even when it's hard—recognizing and dealing with the six most critical emotions that show up when handling complaints?
- Turn to Chapter 6: Building Empathy.
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How to ask powerful questions that won't offend customers and still get the most information you need when handling complaints?
- Study Chapter 7: Questioning Skills.
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How to listen actively and empathically when handling complaints?
- Check out Chapter 8: Listening Skills.
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How to read body language cues when customers complain?
- Look at Chapter 9: Beyond Words.
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How to use twenty powerful complaint-handling phrases that work?
- Be wowed by Chapter 20: Powerful Phrases That Work.
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How to use tools to put useful guidelines into practice to deal with difficult and aggressive customers?
- You'll find answers in Chapter 11: Difficult Customer Interactions.
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How to make stress work for you instead of getting burned out?
- Go to Chapter 12: Making Stress Work for you.
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How to give and receive feedback to maintain your personal relationships?
- Turn to Chapter 13: Giving and Receiving Personal Feedback.
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Have you thought about why is’t not a good idea to let complaints remain hidden?
- Then you’ll like Chapter Six.
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Have you ever thought about how the Venn Diagram might apply to getting along with people you strongly disagree with?
- Check out way back in Chapter Eleven.
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Do you give gifts when you complain?
- Read the final chapter. It may be a gift for you!