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Especially With An External Customers Or Organisations,

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Especially with an external customers or organisations, the experience the have when speaking to a company over the phone can leave a lasting impression on the company as a whole, whether it be positive or negative. When answering the phone to those outside of the business, I always make sure to answer the phone as promptly as possible and giving the standard organisational greeting. Depending on what the caller is asking, they should then be directed to either a colleague, a message should be taken down for them, or you may be able to answer their queries yourself.

When speaking to someone over the phone, you should always maintain a polite attitude. This rule should always be in place no matter who you are talking to over the phone …show more content…

To prevent making mistakes, I will usually very quickly prepare what I am going to say in my head so that I do not have to re-record my messages numerous times.

When finishing a phone call, I always make sure to go over any of the details that we have discussed. Summarising what you have spoken about or even just taking note of the details of the caller (if answering someone else’s phone) will help make sure that everything is accurate show that you are professional and care about accuracy.

It is obviously very important to maintain a good standard when speaking to people over the telephone as this can reflect the company itself. If someone has a negative experience with one of the employees they spoke to over the phone, they are less likely to want to become a customer of the company. This is the same when they have a positive experience and can completely influence their decision on working with the organisation or not.

At vivid Optical, all employees are expected to treat candidates and clients in the exact same way when talking to them over the phone. When speaking on the phone to those outside of the business, I always make sure to maintain a professional and well mannered personality, even when dealing with difficult callers. Again, this should leave the caller with a positive view on the company.

recording it; dealing with internal and external faults.
When an organisation has a fault with something in the organisation, it is likely that

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