IBT Communication in the Workplace TEST

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Customer Service is only a company's ability to supply a customer's need.
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Shorthand is not appropriate in work related emails.
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Good customer service is a company's ability to meet a customer's expectations.
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A company's ability to supply wants and needs to customers.
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To determine what problems exist and how to correct them.
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When dealing with a "rip-off" customer forgo company policy and give him whatever he wants.
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A customer with an unresolved complaint will tell 9 to 10 other people.
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Work related email should be treated just as any other business correspondence.
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Person in the company that most often interacts with the customer before and after a transaction.
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If you want to get a message across to a customer or another employee you should use the correct tone of voice.
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A person who has control or direction of a company or business.
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A customer who wants to get something they are not entitled to receive.
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Visualization is an important component of following directions.
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When a manager trains employees how to properly handle given situations.
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Communication from a customer that alleges deficiencies after a purchase has been made.
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It is not appropriate to send work related emails with lots of exclamation marks.
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During meetings you should text message instead of taking phone calls.
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A common customer complaint is associated with employees being rude.
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Verbal communication is the only form of communication needed in the workplace.
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An active listener does not need to make eye contact.
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A customer who will generally not complain, most dangerous because they will complain to others.
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The clients of a company or a business.
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A customer who readily complains, often loudly and at length.
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Never get aggressive with and "aggressive" customer.
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A customer who expects the absolute best and is willing to pay for it.
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When dealing with customers it is appropriate to model the emotion of the customer.
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A customer who is never satisfied and feels that there is always something wrong.