“In your supervisory or management role, you are expected to be responsible for the activities of your team, as well as be accountable for the work that is produced. This challenging, yet satisfying situation requires you to demonstrate excellent delegation skills. Making efforts to effectively communicate the responsibilities and expectations of a delegated project is essential for the success of your entire team. In this course, students explore the art delegation; including when to delegate and whom to delegate to.
“The best customer service skills are things you do for people, rather than to them. Improving customer service skills takes practice, and study, so we can serve our customers with professionalism and enthusiasm NETC’s customer service training teaches users the critical elements of customer service. Users learn how to meet the needs of their customers, internal and external, by turning customer service into a philosophy, integrating a focus on service into their organization, and improving their customer service skills.
“How do you want to insert yourself into an organization? How will you demonstrate your value to your team? Providing effective coaching for your co-workers as they deal with change and conflict can drastically improve productivity, and workplace morale. As a coach, you have an opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to learning, building relationships, and resolving problems with your fellow team members. In this course, students learn how to guide, support, and coach their fellow employees.
“The need for leading, promoting, and enhancing a customer-focused culture is essential within every organization. This one-day workshop courseware will provide participants with an opportunity to explore their responsibilities within their role as a customer service agent. As participants discuss the various skills and techniques, they will draw from their own personal and varied experiences to share elements of reward and challenge. Consider this training workshop as a re-energizing time to build and expand from where they are now.”
“The need for leading, promoting, and enhancing a customer-focused culture is essential within every organization. Your employees need to know the various skills and techniques to improve their customer relations experiences. The relationships that business organizations build with their internal and external customers are essential for success. To remain competitive in any industry, the employees of successful companies need to be able to provide excellent customer service.
“These days, it can be difficult to compete for your customer’s attention when every other company in the market is doing the same thing. On top of that, customers often expect, and are used to, receiving incentives for their brand loyalty, whether it’s a free sample, being able to trade in points they’ve collected, or being given discounted services. How can you build strong customer relationships and keep their attention? The answer to maintaining client relationships may not be simple, but it’s worthwhile!
“Although having a routine is a good way to stay productive and make the most of your time, it can be easy to let your thought patterns slip into a routine that does the opposite. Thinking critically rather than automatically brings new energy to your arguments, your research, and opens the door to new ways of living and working!”
“How many safety plans do you have at work? One? Five? Seven? This course will help students to learn how to bring those plans together in one safe place in their crisis management plan. This course provides crisis management essentials including conducting a thorough audit, setting up a crisis management team, providing training, setting up an emergency operation center, and more. Students will complete realistic exercises to reinforce concepts and get them reflecting on their role as they work through the material.”
“It’s not uncommon to hear people claim that they aren’t creative. The reality is that most of us simply don’t recognize the ways that we’re being creative on a daily basis. Whether it’s stretching a tight budget at work or deciding who to invite to a project launch, there is a great deal of creativity involved in achieving success in business. Boosting creativity and innovation takes practice, and honing creative skills is a process.”
“Trainers working with organizations and individuals in need of a workplace wellness program will reap tremendous rewards in this two-day course. Whether they have realized a dip in employee engagement, or an increase in health and benefit costs (both signs of less than optimal health for the workforce), they will see the impact that intervention can have on a range of conditions when the workplace wellness program focusses on elements that workers want, and that the leadership can support.
