Tag: Customer Service Etiquette
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How to Make Your Desk Space Less Distracting
There are many distractions in the office, some more difficult to ignore than others. Limiting yourself to the fun and stress-free activities and interactions will help you stay focused for the new year.
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All Your Canadian Boxing Day Questions Answered
The day after Christmas, December 26th, is an annual holiday known as “Boxing Day” celebrated in several countries in the British Commonwealth.
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Corporate Telephone Etiquette: A Wake Up Call for Millennials
In an era when everyday communication methods involve GIF keyboards, Snapchat filters, and group messaging, young professionals are poorly trained on verbal telephone conversations. If you fall into this category, consider these 5 guidelines for corporate telephone etiquette.
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Art of Conversations in the Millennial Age
To dispel this stereotype and strengthen millennial interpersonal skills, avoid these four modern communication mishaps.
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Five Common Handwashing Mistakes in the Workplace
The winter months are prime time for many common illnesses. If offices work together to promote thorough handwashing, employees might avoid strep throat or the flu.
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Kindness in the Workplace
While spreading kindness is good, it’s better to find simple ideas on a daily basis. Here are 5 ways you can carry on workplace goodwill, even after World Kindness Day
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Building Better Businesses: Modern Ethics for Employers
For business owners, this rising trend means paying extra attention to company values and ethics, to avoid alienating potential employees and customers. In order to boost your business’ ethical transparency, respect modern business ethics as follows.
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Get to Know Your Customers Day
Customers are an important part of any business, they are the ones who help build the company and keep the doors open. Getting to know them and finding ways to keep them coming back is crucial to a successful business.
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5 Customer Service Modern Manners Tips
A large part of being a good customer service agent is remaining professional in the most difficult situations and learning how to respectfully represent the customer and company.