0302959881
Thu, Jun 02
|Location is TBD
Front Desk & Customer Service Training
Prepare your front-desk staff to look and act professionally. By the end of this interactive training program, participants should have a better grasp of the skills and behaviors they should exhibit to exude professionalism in the workplace and run a friendly, efficient, and safe front desk.

Time & Location
Jun 02, 2022, 8:30 AM GMT – Jun 03, 2022, 3:30 PM GMT
Location is TBD
Guests
About the event
A front desk clerk represents the first point of contact with the clients of the organization. They perform essential duties including answering phone calls, greeting and providing the first hand support to clients, as well as working collaboratively with management, financial service, insurance, and compliance team members and providing assistance and customer service to visitors as well as internal employees to meet client requests (internal and external) deliverables and deadlines.
This two-days course and workshop is designed not only for the Front Desk Officer but also, is vital for the support team of all departments. This course covers effective communications and customer service skills that can help power organization-wide success.
This proposal details out the training content and a tentative program for the training. Upon approval, an introductory sessionwill be organized and accompanied by a Capacity Needs Assessment, which will provide an in-depth understanding of the needs of the client, and where necessary, the content will be changed.
Our overall approach is based on helping people develop the hands on confidence, skill and agility to be effective in Communications and have stronger Customer Service Orientation and task management, rather than teaching a range of tools and activities for them to use (which can be found in abundance on line and in books).
It emphasizes practice and feedback as learning methods, and we take a parallel process to learning –there is content to be worked with, the People and Partners facilitators to observe and challenge, and the group itself as a case study. We find that this equips people far better for the challenges of the role.