This quiz assesses key aspects of customer service in Robinson Realty, focusing on skills such as active listening, positive language, time management, and understanding customer dissatisfaction. It is designed to enhance customer service quality and employee effectiveness.
Pick it up, it would create a bad impression to customers.
Leave it, it's the cleaners job.
It's outside, it doesn't matter.
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Apologize and end the call
Apoligize and suggest a similar item, then offer to send it to the customer without a shipping fee
Suggest that the customer check with a competitor
Suggest that the customer check back in a couple of weeks
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Tell him that the store does not have anything in his size.
Send him to young mens department
Suggest he try a competitor's store that sells similar merchandise.
Introduce him to an associate in young mens who will be able to help him find his size.
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Giving the customer what they ask for.
Listening to your customer and showing you care.
Enforcing the rules.
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The employee who resolves their problem most quickly.
The most knowledgeable employee.
The employee who listens and shows they understand the customer's query and cares about resolving it.
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Apologise.
Defend your or the companies actions.
Tell the customer it wasn't your fault.
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Tell the customer you can't help them, it sounds way too complicated.
Before offering a solution, repeat back to the customer what they have said to make sure the customer knows you have understood. Then even if you can't help, they will know you took the time to listen to them.
Interrupt the customer to offer a solution to their query, they are taking too long!
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Complain to the supervisor
Offer a reasonable alternative solution to your customer or supervisor
Ignore the customer's odd requests
Listen attentively and then pass it on to the boss
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Get them to someone who can solve the problem
Try to help them anyway
Tell them tough luck
Blow up canada
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Let them carry on, the customer might feel sorry for you and leave a tip.
Say nothing, you don't like the Team Supervisor either.
Take them to one side away from the customer and politely ask them to stop.
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Ignor them
Wait for them to ask someone else
Ask them what the problem is
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Are paying attention.
Are busy with other matters.
Have other customers to deal with.
Are not responsible for his or her problems.
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Ask one passenger to volunteer to take a later flight
Ask both passengers to immediately exit the plane
Let the passengers work through the issue themselves
Listen to the passengers explain the problem then ask to see their tickets
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Not taking responsibility for a customer's problem.
Blaming someone else for a customer's problem, and referring the customer to your supervisor.
Making promises to calm a customer down, whether or not you will be able to follow through on the promise.
Following up with a customer to make sure his or her problem was corrected.
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Assist that employee in understanding a better or more effective way to do something
Show an employee who is the boss
Feel good about themselves
Ensure the employee knows exactly who the persons are in their chain-of-command
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Apologize and arrange to deliver the sofa at the next convenient time for the customer
Tell the customer that she should have called earlier so that the associate could’ve had enough time to deal with the problem.
Explain to the customer that deliveries often run behind schedule
Tell the customer to call the delivery department
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Get back to the phone after serving the in-store customers
Ask another associate to talk with the customer on hold.
Immediately get back to the customer on hold.
Acknowledge the in-store customers, call for assistance, then get back to the customer on hold.
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Tell them to come back later
Ask a colleague or supervisor
Tell them you do not know the answer
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Inform the customer that he is currently helping another family, but another associate will get the bike from the stockroom.
Tell the customer that he is busy helping another family with bicycles and that he will have to wait.
Suggest that the customer leave and come back between 6-7PM when the store is less busy.
Advise the customer to go to the customer service line and wait for assistance.
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Take credit for all the parts of the projects that you contributed especially if the project was successful
Make sure to blame the ones that did not do their part if the project was unsuccessful
Ensure that you are the leader of the project because that person will get all the praise
Share responsibility for both the success and challenges that occurred during the project
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I can...
You need to...
It's company policy.
That's just the way it's done.
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Say "That's great, sir. I have customers behind you and I need to start working."
Say nothing at all. You just ignore him and start to help the next customer.
Say; "That sounds really fun. I hope everything turns out good for you. Have a great day" while you smile and then start to help the next customer.
Stop working and talk to him about his BBQ. You keep talking to him for several minutes.
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Refer the customer to a competitor
Tell the customer you are sorry, the call was a mistake
Apologize and offer to locate and then deliver the stereo
Sell the customer a better a new stereo at a reduced price
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Prefer to talk about yourself.
Care about his or her concerns.
Consider his or her problems unimportant.
Have your own problems to deal with.
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Are the people who buy your company's products or services; are the people who work within your company.
Are the people who work within your company; are the department heads of each section.
Are the people who work within your company; are the customers
Are the people who buy your company's products or services; are the customers
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Lower my voice to an ominous whisper
Maintain a normal voice level.
Raise my voice slightly.
Raise my voice level markedly
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I’m put on hold for 10 minutes and hang up in disgust.
Chik-Fil-A offers to refund my money if I bring back the grilled sandwich and fries. But, the fries were hot and crispy even if there weren’t enough of them
They apologize and promise to send me coupons in the mail. I’m skeptical, but agree. In 3 days coupons for more than the value of my original order – including a kids’ meal for Cara – arrive, along with a handwritten note of apology.
I get through to the drive through, who has no clue what I’m talking about.
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Around
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Inform the customer of the sale and demonstrate the features and benefits of the camera on sale.
Show the customer a new line of cameras that the store has just received.
Make eye contact with the customer and wait for questions.
Recommend a more expensove camera that offers more options than benefits.
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Tell the customer you are on break and cannot help at the time.
Escort the customer to a fellow associate for help since you are on break.
Smile at the customer and continue walking on.
Ask the customer to come back in five minutes when your break is over.
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Smile.
Ask if you can help.
Say hello.
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Speak loudly and roughly in order to intimidate people into listening
Intentionally speak over a person's ability to understand or communicate
Determine if the listener understands
Always ensure that you have the first and the last words said
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Wait until the customer ask for help
Offer to help the customer
Tell the customer that dogs are not allowed in the store
Stay out of the customer’s way
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Ackowledge the customers in the line and call for assistance.
Continue to ring out each customer as quickly as possible.
Tell the manager that more help is needed at the register.
Go get another associate to help.
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Uniform and hygiene
Body language
Language used
Telling customers you don't know the answer to their question
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Immediately transfer the call to the manager
Put the customer on hold and explain the situation to the manager before transferring the call
Listen to the customer and tell them to come into the office
Listen, empathize, and fix the problem
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Look at her in annoyance and say "what do you want?".
Just look at her, take her order, and walk away.
Tell her how you remember seeing her in here every week. Ask her how she is and just talk to her for a long time. You kind of spend a while talking to her and disregard other customers.
Ask her if she would like her usual order. You have a small conversation with her and every time after that.
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Ask the customer the age of the grandchild
Sell the product to the customer.
Give the product information to the customer to read.
Try to interest the customer in the carrying case for the product.
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Speak slowly and loudly to make sure they both hear.
Direct the demonstration to the grandchild.
Show the customer a less complex unit.
Give them a hands-on demonstration.
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Call the police to have the customer removed.
Allow the customer to go to the treatment room.
Call a supervisor to handle the situation.
Ask the customer to reschedule the appointment and return sober.
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Offer the customer a refund or store credit.
Test the customer's computer and determine whether there is a problem.
Give the customer a detailed explanation of how to use the feature.
Tell the customer that there have problems with this computer model and that there may be a better one available.
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