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We’ve all dealt with angry people before. But dealing1 with an angry person on the phone, in a business setting, can be tricky2. Sometimes you don’t know the person, so his or her situation may be completely new to you. You can’t see the person, so you can’t read facial expressions or body language. Sometimes the person yells or talks so quickly that you can’t understand exactly what they mean. And sometimes they might be rude, which can make you angry yourself.
Successfully handling an angry caller is an important skill. Often, these callers are customers and you don’t want to lose their business. Satisfied customers will return and recommend your company to others. Angry customers will do the opposite.
So in today’s lesson, we’ll cover ways to calm down angry callers, using a calm tone of voice, and let them know you’re listening. We’ll also look at language for acknowledging an angry customer’s feelings and frustrations3 by showing empathy. Finally, we’ll talk about ways to clarify problems so you can solve them quickly.
Let’s hear how Diana, a Customer Care agent for a credit card company, handles Jay, an angry customer whose credit card has been locked, or disabled.
Listening Questions
1. What city is Jay visiting?
2. What did Jay buy his wife for her birthday?
3. When was Jay’s credit card locked?
1 dealing | |
n.经商方法,待人态度 | |
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2 tricky | |
adj.狡猾的,奸诈的;(工作等)棘手的,微妙的 | |
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3 frustrations | |
挫折( frustration的名词复数 ); 失败; 挫败; 失意 | |
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