Hairdressing Training Customer Service Quiz 1. Hairdressing Quiz Main Template 1.1 Take the Challenge Notes: Introduction text 1.2 Question 1 (Pick Many, 10 points, 2 attempts permitted) Published by Articulate® Storyline www.articulate.com
Hairdressing Training Customer Service Quiz
1. Hairdressing Quiz Main Template
1.1 Take the Challenge
Notes:
Introduction text
1.2 Question 1
(Pick Many, 10 points, 2 attempts permitted)
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Correct Choice
Immediately get the manager
Ignore them
X Apologise and listen to what they have to say
Raise your voice back at them
Notes:
An angry client has entered the salon and raises their voice to you. How do you deal with the situation?An angry client has entered the salon and raises their voice to you, you should apologise and listen to what they have to say.
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1.3 Question 2
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Correct Choice
be clean, tidy and presentable
have a member of staff to welcome clients
X be a relaxed environment where you can chat with colleagues
have the shelves stocked with products
Notes:
Which statement is NOT true. The reception area should always...Which statement is NOT true. The reception area should always be a relaxed environment where you can chat with colleagues
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1.4 Question 3
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Correct Choice
Tell them the importance of time keeping but still allow them to receive their
service
Tell them they are late and send them away
X Listen and sympathise with them
Ignore them as they should have arrived on time
Notes:
A client has arrived ten minutes late for the appointment. You should...A client has arrived ten minutes late for the appointment. You should listen and sympathise with them.
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1.5 Question 4
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Correct Choice
pretend their appointment is today and just fit them in
get the manager to deal with the problem
X try and accommodate the client
tell them to go away
Notes:
A client has not got their appointment dates mixed up. They are booked in for the following week. You should...A client has not got their appointment dates mixed up. They are booked in for the following week. You should try and accommodate the client.
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1.6 Question 5
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Correct Choice
Go and find your colleague and get them to deal with it
Shout at your colleague as it is their fault
X Accommodate both clients and inform the colleague of their mistake in a calm and
constructive manner
Tell the client who’s fault it is and that it had nothing to do with you
Notes:
Your colleague has double booked two clients. How should you deal with the situation?Your colleague has double booked two clients. You should accommodate both clients and inform the colleague of their mistake in a calm and constructive manner
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1.7 Question 6
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Correct Choice
Talking with your hand in front of your mouth can be a sign of dishonesty
Slouching in the reception area looks very unprofessional
X You should never look a client in the eyes
Folded arms look defensive
Notes:
Which of the following statements is NOT true?You can look a client in the eyes.
When you keep eye contact with the client you are talking to it shows you are focused and paying attention. Indicating you are listening to what the client has to say.
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1.8 Results Slide
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1.2 Question 1
1.3 Question 2
1.4 Question 3
1.5 Question 4
1.6 Question 5
1.7 Question 6
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You have completed the quiz. Here is your score!
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