Wendy Gillett
Wendy Gillett is owner of www.ExtraordinaryCustomerService.com
A full service online membership site dedicated to customer service improvement.
Increase your profits and your Customer Experience Optimization
http://www.ExtraordinaryCustomerService.com
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Articles by this Author
Telephone Customer Service Training
- By Wendy Gillett
- Published 06/11/2008
- Customer Service
- Unrated
Telephone customer service training is probably the most challenging form of customer service because you do not have the luxury of body language to express yourself. You have to rely on other things than just a smile to show the customer that you are happy to be there.
We all have imagined the operator on the other end of the phone doing her nails when she claims to be processing our order.
We all have imagined the operator on the other end of the phone doing her nails when she claims to be processing our order.
Eye Contact and 3 Other Ways to Build Trust Through Customer Service Training
- By Wendy Gillett
- Published 06/20/2008
- Customer Service
- Unrated
If you are looking for ways to improve your business and make more profits there is no easier or cheaper way to do it than through customer service training. Here are four simple tools to take your business to the next level and build that customer trust. Once you have read them I will teach you how to change your employees for the better in just 10 seconds.
Trickle Down Customer Service Training
- By Wendy Gillett
- Published 07/10/2008
- Customer Service
- Unrated
Everyone can make a difference in customer service. Every employee and every person. Whether your job is the CEO of a multi-million dollar company or the janitor of a mom and pop, you are invaluable to those around you. And customer service training starts from the top down.
When it comes to customer service, the people on the front line (because they are seen by the customer more often than the management) appear to be more in need of training.
When it comes to customer service, the people on the front line (because they are seen by the customer more often than the management) appear to be more in need of training.

