CUSTOMER SERVICE HUMAN TALENT
miércoles, 5 de diciembre de 2012
martes, 30 de octubre de 2012
CUSTOMER SERVICE HUMAN TALENT
"There is no greater weight to a human being than a great potential."
The human talent technologist program was
created to provide services to the productive sector of the possibility of
incorporating high quality personal and professional work, considering that the
Sena trains its students for work, allowing both learners as companies find
qualified personnel for the development of the various administrative
activities carried out in the different companies.
Some of the activities learners’ technologist
talent management is: structuring charges develop operating manuals, screen,
select, and link candidates who meet the characteristics for businesses.
Also as learners we must meet a number of
skills for success in the program when we meet in the practical stage, in which
we will demonstrate all aspects, knowledge and skills that were taught.
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10 Things to Remember When Delivering Customer Service
Customer Service isn’t simply answering a question and sending a
shopper/client on their way. Businesses must value their customers by offering
assistance, expertise, suggestions, and help if anything goes wrong. And
customers expect to be treated friendly, courteous, and with respect.
Here are some tips for business owners, retail, sales people, and your
employees.
1. Remember
your objective: Make a
connection and Make a sale.
2. Treat every call/customer as if they are the only, the best, and the most anticipated of the day.
3. Listen. Listen. Listen. What are they saying? What aren’t they saying?
4. Look for opportunities to make suggestions and find new sales.
5. Use the complimentary tools that you are given to make customers happy.
6. You are the expert. Be confident. Offer your expertise.
7. You are the advocate to the customer. To help them understand your product – get the most out of it – all so they keep coming back and tell their friends.
8. Treat your customers with respect.
9. Job security- if servicing your customers is part of your job responsibility – be sure you are doing your very best. Companies care about their customers and if you do to – that’s a great thing to be known for!
10. Be ready! Don’t neglect calls, emails, and customers in general.
2. Treat every call/customer as if they are the only, the best, and the most anticipated of the day.
3. Listen. Listen. Listen. What are they saying? What aren’t they saying?
4. Look for opportunities to make suggestions and find new sales.
5. Use the complimentary tools that you are given to make customers happy.
6. You are the expert. Be confident. Offer your expertise.
7. You are the advocate to the customer. To help them understand your product – get the most out of it – all so they keep coming back and tell their friends.
8. Treat your customers with respect.
9. Job security- if servicing your customers is part of your job responsibility – be sure you are doing your very best. Companies care about their customers and if you do to – that’s a great thing to be known for!
10. Be ready! Don’t neglect calls, emails, and customers in general.
Phrases
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Strategies
in the management of human resources in companies’ downtown savannah
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How
to develop and implement strategies in Human Resource Management in companies
Savannah Center?
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Generate
payroll and compensation, according the rules of the organization.
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Designing
salary structures, applying the methodologies and strategies established by the
organization.
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Integrate
workers and suppliers to the organization, according to the strategic direction;
implement training activities, development and maintenance of individual skills
and teamwork.
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Define
the information needs of talent management accordance with the requirements of
organization.
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Control
the quality of information management information system of human talent in
accordance with regulations.
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Human
talent provides information according to the regulations and procedures in
force.
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Document
processes using standardized methods and procedures adopted by the organization.
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Develop
manual functions and powers in accordance with organizational methodologies
Words
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Selection
of personnel
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Recruitment
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Project
Talent
Recruitment
Preselection
Selection
Recruitment
Quality
Systems
Norms
Customer
Service
Outsourcing
Communication
Welfare
Information
Documentation
Archive
Generate
Payroll
Wages
Compensation
Design
Structures
Integrate
Workers
Suppliers
Needs
Quality
Document
Processes
Procedures
Develop
Manual
of functions
Competencies
Organizational
methodologies
Topics
Effort
Human
activity
Knowledge
Experiences
Motivation
Vocational
interests
Attitudes
Skills
Potential
Health
Competency
Profile
Rating by
competences
Assessment
center
Home visit
Verification
of references
Safety
Study
Report
concept
Recruitment:
Types of
contract
Terms
Labor
skills
Requirements
Database
Profile
Evaluation
1.
Find the total satisfaction on each client
Keep in mind that people are the only reason we opened
the doors each day. There is nothing more important than a customer.
Administrative tasks ... all can wait, but a customer should not wait. For this
reason, a customer should never be seen as an interruption.
2.
Leave your personal life at home
We all have days when we feel great, and days as we
would hide under the rug. You should not allow their own personal mood affects
the way you treat a customer. All waiting to be served quickly and courteously.
3.
Greet each customer
A simple greeting like "good morning" enough and although it seems a little
thing will actually be accomplishing two things: the first and most important
... you are letting someone know there out there that can assist you and that
you are glad that you
have entered.
Vocabulary
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good night
Good- bye, bye
So long! See you later!
See you soon
See you (till) tomorrow
See you at
noon!
See you in the evening (at night)!
Till next time!
Have a nice day!
Questions for an interview
1. What qualifications do you have?
2. What did you study?
3. Do you have a driver's license?
4. How big was the budget that handled?
5. How long were you in your last job?
6. What were your duties in your previous work?
7. Tell me about your responsibilities in your
previous work.
8. Describe a typical day in his company.
9. What do you do when a customer complains of a
hostile manner?
10. What are your strengths and weaknesses.
11. Why is applying for a job here?
12. What do you
like best about your job?
13. What do you
think is the most important part of your job?
14. How do you feel about working overtime?
15. Please specifically defines a technical
challenge that allowed him to show his best technical
skills.
16. Tell me
about the most difficult interview he had with a client last year. How did you
prepare? How did you respond to customer concerns?
17. Think of a time where you felt the first signs of
a problem that could have been costly if not detected. When did you notice the
problem first? What was the first thing I did to correct the problem?
18. How have your previous positions prepared to take
on more responsibility?
19. Have you done this kind of work before?
20. Can you say more about his role as a team leader?
21. "Let me see if I understand what you say
about ..."
22. "What do you find it a challenge to supervise
a team?"
23. "How would you handle an upset
customer?"
24. "Please describe a situation where you had to
use his influence to reach a goal.
25. Why was it necessary to influence?
26. What was your strategy for using the influence?
27. What obstacles did you encounter?
28. How effective were you in influence?
·
example
of a dialogue
Interviewer: Why did you choose this as your career?
Candidate: I became interested in the subject when I was in
college
Comment: I was also interested in the area when I was in
college
Candidate: Yes - I feel lucky to have found my interest while
still
In college and could take relevant courses.
Memorandum
Bogota, January 30, 2012
Attn: All employees of Grupo Financiero
Subject: Activities Monday February 2, 2012
Are reminded that by official, on Monday February 2 is
not working, as it is considered holiday, due to Constitution Day (February 5).
Resume work on Tuesday, February 3 at the usual hours.
We asked managers to coordinate their work teams and to prevent any eventuality
during this first year bridge.
Sincerely,
Adriana Gonzalez M.
Corporate Human Resources
congratulatory
letter
Luis Fernando Santos Zavala
Bogota-Colombia
Dear Mr. Motta:
I am sending this letter to congratulate him on the
great performance he's had for the month of November as Team Lead Service
Technician. The work has had in the last month has been admirable.
Thanks to you we have not had any problems with the
machines on the production, his command staff to work efficiently managed and
deliveries of our products are made in the dates we had agreed with our
customers. Once again I congratulate you and I hope to continue working
together in the same way to make this a great company.
Atte.
Luis
Fernando Santos Zavala
General
manager
Coorporación
Zavala.
Technologist in Management of Human Talent
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