Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm a customer experience consultant and customer service trainer. Apr 11, 2016, 01:26pm EDT Apr 12, 2016, 07:16pm EDT This ...

Businesses of every type need to train employees in customer service. General customer service training topics, such as conflict resolution, communication and handling difficult customers are useful ...

Customer service is not a department. It is a philosophy to be embraced by every employee – from the CEO to the most recently hired. I’ve been preaching this for years. Yet it still surprises me that ...

It isn't the most high-tech tool in the office, and it may not have fancy bells and whistles, but for many companies and organizations the telephone is often the first line of customer service ...

Today more than ever, excellent customer service is needed to retain customers. People are tired of spending hours on the phone with rude service people only to find their problems unresolved.

Inbound phone support is an undervalued customer service tool. Here is how to turn phone support into a source of customer ...

Great customer service training can help agents turn everyday interactions into memorable experiences and set your brand apart from the competition. Future skills focus. Equip customer service teams ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Talking on the telephone with customers is a pretty unflashy form of customer service interaction. And as a customer service consultant, ...

Do you want to reduce employee training time, increase training effectiveness, and help employees gain experience and confidence? While many companies still provide traditional classroom training, ...

STUTTGART, Germany - Strong customer service is a business essential, even in a military environment. That's why U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart employees and Soldiers attend customer service training.

Many equipment rental business owners and managers understand the importance of keeping their customers happy and loyal. But many have trouble justifying the "expense" of customer service training ...