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Casual Articles - 12 Phrases That Payses for the Phone
My first book, UP Your Service!, hit #1 on the national bestseller list within three weeks of release.Thousands of copies have been purchased by individuals and companies around the worldWhere are all these books going!?An increasing number are being purchased by organizations for each member of their staff. A bank in Dubai bought 650 copies. A government ministry in Hong Kong bought 500 copies for all frontline and back-office staff. The Young Entrepreneurs Organization ordered 450 copies for regional conference programs. An infr
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive futur
After graduation we get lost in the number of opportunities and careers proposed to us by various agents visiting high-school. Some students follow parents’ advice, some of them chose occupation taking prestige into consideration. Only a few strong-willed people follow their calling not paying attention to any of advice, orders and other factors. These brave people are more likely to be successful in their lives than others. Listening to teachers’ lecture we sometimes may think about a career of a teacher. After a couple of seconds an image comes to s
Here’s a sample of several Phrases That Payses to use during your phone conversations. NOTE: I suggest writing them on sticky notes to post above your phone:
1. You don’t know me, but. Be honest. Don’t pretend to be someone’s best friend, especially the gatekeeper. When you call, help someone know right away that you are calling as a stranger who hopes to become a friend.
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive future
More and more, I hear brand new truck drivers contemplating the lease purchase programs many companies are now advocating. It never ceases to amaze me how these companies will target new drivers. Swift Transportation and Prime Trucking are two of the most aggressive lease purchase companies out there, but it seems all of the companies have jumped on the band wagon.After all, why wouldn't a trucking company want to pass along the costs of fuel, purchasing a truck, truck maintenance, truck insurance, permits and health insurance? Not to mention,
Here’s a sample of several Phrases That Payses to use during your phone conversations. NOTE: I suggest writing them on sticky notes to post above your phone:
1. You don’t know me, but. Be honest. Don’t pretend to be someone’s best friend, especially the gatekeeper. When you call, help someone know right away that you are calling as a stranger who hopes to become a friend.
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive futur
Transnational Corporation, on Tuesday, said that British Telecom had not pulled out of the technical services agreement between the two companies for the management of NITEL and its mobile subsidiary, Mtel.Transcorp acquired a 51 per cent stake in NITEL last year under the privatisation exercise handled by the Bureau of Public Enterprises.However, there were reports that BT had pulled out, citing unavailability of working capital to turn around the telecoms firms and the lack of adherence to corporate governance principles.But, th
1. You don’t know me, but. Be honest. Don’t pretend to be someone’s best friend, especially the gatekeeper. When you call, help someone know right away that you are calling as a stranger who hopes to become a friend.
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive futur
Our countries growth and expansion of urban and suburban areas has created a unique opportunity for wildlife managers. Our wildlife is slowly losing their natural habitat to this growth and many species adapt very well to their new suburban and urban surroundings. It's when nature gets too close that problems arise. Our profession, the Nuisance Wildlife Management Professionals, who primarily resolve those human/wildlife conflicts through a variety of means.It's 5:00am and you hear something running inside your attic. Your first thoughts are "I
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive futur
The question of whether to work for a company or run your own business is a difficult one to answer. It's a dilemma that many people face in the course of their lives. Sometimes it happens right at the start, as soon as they leave school. Sometimes the question crops up after years of working for a company. For so many people the time will come when such a decision has to be made. We take a look at some of the factors that create this dilemma and some of the solutions that can be found.Working for yourself in your own business can be hugely rew
2. Consider it done! Three simple words and your customer is already thinking about a positive future. It’s confident. It’s reassuring. It’s beautiful. COOL NOTE: in 2004, Gaylord Hotels, Inc., received industry-wide acclaim for their new PBX system, appropriately called, “Consider It Done!”
3. Excuse my annoying typing; I just want to get all this stuff down! Polite, humorous way to subtlety demonstrate active listening while on the phone.
4. Fortunately, I work miracles! When a customer comes to you with a problem, say this immediately. First of all, it’s funny. The humor will diffuse the
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