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Think about: • The level of knowledge they have about the topic • The level of resistance you are likely to encounter • The perceptions or views they might have about you or your team • Any insights that you have gain Customer Service - Dead or Alive? how might start the planning? Here is a simple but effective 7 step process.Discover how to increase customer satisfaction. Do you suffer the deep pain of trying to resolve customer service problems with non-existent people at the other end of your telephone? If you have a business, large or small do you think your customers share the same frustrations that you have? Why can’t customer service problems be handled and solved f Step 1: Develop Objectives Before you do anything get clear on your objectives for the presentation. 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An appraisal is a key opportunity to identify your strengths, areas that need improvement and plans for your future.The questions below are designed to stimulate your thinking and to help you prepare for and get maximum benefit from your next appraisal session. Think about your perf • The level of knowledge they have about the topic • The level of resistance you are likely to encounter • The perceptions or views they might have about you or your team • Any insights that you have gained from others about the style or type of presentation they respond well to Step 3: Brainstorm Ideas A brainstorm is quite simply a dump of ideas on what you could cover. Remember the first step is to get all possible ideas down. It is not about evaluating at this stage. Keep brainstorming until you run dry on ideas. Step 4: Identify Common Themes It is likely that when brainstorming, you will have come up with similar things that you can group into an overall theme. For example, if it is a financial performance presentation you might have included budgeting, forecasting, treasury and working capital that you put under a theme called financial management. Alternatively if it is a human resources presentation you might have included recruitment, selection, retention and personal development that you capture under a theme called talent management. Step 5: Produce An Outline Structure On on
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