Customer Service Training + Communication Strategy

Effective communication is the foundation of excellent customer service.

We’ve created the most innovative training and tools for customer service teams and frontline staff

  • Call center agents

  • Customer service representatives

  • Front desk associates

  • Property managers

  • Hospitality workers

  • Public safety and police officers

  • Technical support specialists

  • Healthcare professionals

  • Social workers

  • Concierges

  • Public service employees

  • Bank tellers

  • Sales associates

  • Your customer service team

Our customer service training programs and techniques are a product of 18 years of academic and professional work! I’ve conducted research studies, interviews, and focus groups and collaborated with professional and academic organizations. Most importantly, I worked with hundreds of frontline employees during my tenure as a management analyst. The result is an innovative and effective yet simple method of delivering excellent customer service.

— Beata

The foundation of exceptional customer service is effective communication — both with your customers and your team members. Throughout their journey, customers constantly interact with your customer service teams and your frontline staff. They communicate with them in person in customer-facing spaces, by email or text, using smartphone apps and online chats, or by contacting your call center.

Cognitive empathy is the ability to understand the way your customers experience and perceive the world. Listen to your customers to understand their experiences and needs. You’ll be better equipped to communicate with them effectively and work together to find solutions that exceed their expectations.

Each customer expects respect and appreciation from your business. They want to build a balanced and trusting relationship with your team so that they can work with you to successfully address their needs.

Language is a tool that is both easy to use and effective but often overlooked in customer service. We’ll show you how to use a language that serves multiple purposes:

  • Helps your customers understand what you say or write the first time they read or hear it

  • Doesn’t trigger negative emotions or feelings

  • Facilitates collaboration and problem-solving

  • Describes each customer as a unique and valued individual