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Asserting Yourself with Angry Customers
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Angry Customers

May 19, 2015

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Asserting Yourself with Angry Customers

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Everyone has had to deal with an angry

customer at least once.

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Facing an angry person under any

condition can be…..

Intimidating

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Stressful

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You have to handle angry people

strategically…

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Always have a plan

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“I know you’re

upset about this

Ms. Bradley.

Please tell me

what happened.”

1. Acknowledge the person’s anger

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2. Listen to the full explanation

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Even if the customer appears to be

rambling……listen.

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Look directly at the customer and show by

your facial expression that you are

concerned.

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I see. Uh-huh.

I understand.

And then what

happened?

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3. Make A Statement of Regret

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It doesn’t matter who’s fault it was..

This statement should be short, to the point and sincere

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“I feel very bad that you

had this experience”

“I’m very sorry

about this.”

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4. Tell the person you heard and understood

Repeat

Summarize

Paraphrase

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5. Stay emotionally

tuned in

“I realize this has been difficult for you.”

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Demonstrate that

you care –

in tone, words,

posture and facial

expressions

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6. Find and express a point of agreement

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7. Generate Solutions

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8. Take Action

Resolve the problem as reasonably and as quickly as possible.

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Important Point to

Remember…..

You are not responsible for their anger…

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They are angry because they choose to be

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Do what you can do and then move on. Another customer awaits!

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