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Why Companies Create Stupid Policies

A Sales Guy

So, why do companies make stupid policies like this? These policies CLEARLY aren’t aimed at customer service. They in no way enhance the customer experience. Policies like this provide NO intrinsic or measurable customer value. So, why do companies create stupid policies like this?

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Handling the No Name Policy When Cold Calling: Part III – When You Have No Info

MTD Sales Training

If I were to take ten people who had no sales training at all; no sales, telemarketing, or customer service experience, gave them a list of companies and asked them to call the companies, confirm the mailing information and get the name of the IT Director; those people would have far more success than trained sales people would.

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"What Should I Say When The Customer Calls And He's Mad As Hell.

Jeffrey Gitomer

Realize that you have hit a flash-point and are in jeopardy of losing the customer. The interesting news is that most big companies have firm policies in place that preclude memorable recovery: needing an invoice, needing a customer number, needing a return shipment authorization, and other crapola that no angry customer wants to hear.

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The Friendly Factor | Top Sales Trainer | Best Sales Trainer | Top.

Jeffrey Gitomer

Most employers train about their own stuff and their own policies and procedures, but neglect the person carrying out the tasks. Train your people what to do in the top 25 real-world situations that occur when a customer calls or visits. When interacting with a customer, concentrate on the person, not the personality.

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In the Race to Win More Customers, Sales Needs Digital Transformation

Salesforce users were surveyed about the forces shaping today's workplace. Discover the results and why investments in digital transformation and automation are pushing sales teams ahead.

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Unlocking E-Commerce Growth Strategies (video)

Pipeliner

Matthew suggests prioritizing the customer experience to establish trust. Transparent Communication: Communicate your policies, shipping times, and potential delays. Proactive Customer Service: Address potential concerns before they arise. With many consumers wary of online scams, building trust is essential.

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6 Tips for Improving Your Sales Team’s Customer Service Skills

CloserIQ

One thing that nearly every sales team needs to prioritize is constantly improving their customer service skills. Of course, every team understands that its customer service is the voice and face for its clients. The first impression of a potential customer depends on their interaction with the customer service team.