Client Service for Government Employees

Delivering World-Class Service in the Not for Profit Space

Introduction

The benefits of providing excellent customer service are quite clear in the commercial, for-profit world, but what is often overlooked is that the very same principles are also just as necessary in the public sector.  Citizens have become used to the 24/7/365 'Always on' ethos of the commercial world and are, increasingly, expecting the same levels of service and responsiveness from Government agencies too.

Customer Service for the Public Sector training course is designed to give participants the communication skills, negotiation strategies, and public-sector customer service best practices they require to significantly improve customer service while lowering costs and increasing employee satisfaction. Delegates will walk away from this training course with the ability to measure customer satisfaction and apply the design elements necessary to structure their organization in a customer-centric manner to respond effectively as customer service needs and conditions change.

Course Objectives of Customer Service Training for Government Employees

Customer Service Training for Government Employees Course Outlines

Day 1
How to Improve Customer Service Communication and Interpersonal Skills Development

Day 2
Building a Public-Sector Customer-Centric Organisation

Day 3
Harnessing the Power of Social Media to Improve Customer Service

Day 4
Measuring and Monitoring Public Sector Customer Service Satisfaction

Day 5
Achieving Public Sector Customer Service Excellence

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