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Name useage even on PBX calls!
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00:00
Chapter 1
01:39
Chapter 2
01:47
Name useage even on PBX calls!
02:50
For Hotel calls, ask the reason for their stay and enter that reason into the lead form.
03:12
Name useage even on PBX calls!
03:19
For Hotel calls, ask the reason for their stay and enter that reason into the lead form.
03:59
Chapter 7
04:21
Although, they cannot see us, they can hear if we are smiling or not. Always be aware of your tone.
06:12
Thank them for booking their hotel stay or spa appointment.
08:08
Wish them well in their future.
08:25
Invite them back if they called to cancel or called to inquire about a past experience with us.
09:26
Chapter 12
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Hi, guys.
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Okay, I am going to be nowhere near as good
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as Shanti.
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Is that these type of things, But we have to
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do our services central training.
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So the whole hotel is doing so.
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I wanted to go over some of the items I
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missed last week.
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I'm sorry.
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Shan't for, um that's getting incomplete for last week, But
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we will get this week.
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I'm going to get it done on the first day.
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Um, but I'll still go review the items that we
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should have gone over last week.
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The main reason I'm kind of highlighting some of the
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specific items on today is at least first couple items
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are the last coil shop we had, um, as an
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entire hotel.
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We all did.
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We all as the entire hotel did a ton better.
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I think it was in the nineties that we got
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So it's a really great shop and reading through our
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specific departments.
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We had PBX, we had reservations.
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We had in room dining as a whole reading all
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of them.
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You guys are doing amazing like, um, you can tell
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the guests are having a warm experience with us.
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We're engaging the guests feel confident that we're taking care
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of them.
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But there are a couple of key items that we
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definitely did miss.
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Unfortunately, because the arrest of the hotel is finally catching
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up to how well that we have been doing consistently,
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we are the only department that actually fell behind since
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I last coil shop.
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Overall, I would still say, because of not that strict,
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as some people that you guys really didn't like over
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the top really good.
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But there are definitely a couple of little key items
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that we could improve.
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So let's go over the couple of items and I'll
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highlight what pertains particularly to our coil shop.
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Mhm. Um, so here in the service essential.
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So the fight that I'm sure you guys have already
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been going off of together, um, the couple that affected
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us the most.
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Our main usage.
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Um, we got marked off a couple of times because
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it makes sense that these are the ones that we
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would mix.
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It was our PBX calls.
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Unfortunately, we don't have the technology, so we don't have
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the guest names straight in front of us.
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And we talked to them, so we have to ask
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for their name and the room number.
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So we definitely should be doing that every single time
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we talked to, I guess.
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Asking for their room number, verifying their name and using
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their names through the call myself and not the best
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of this.
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But now that I'm starting to do these trains with
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you, I'm going to seriously focus on getting better, but
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not only using their name.
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We need to be offering our name as well.
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Um, there was a couple of times through the PBX
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calls where calls were answered and our name wasn't used
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in the agent.
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The, uh, person had to just guess who they were
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talking to, so definitely always remember.
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I know we're rushed.
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We're busy.
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We're taking so many calls.
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Our name.
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Their name needs to be used on a consistent basis
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basis, Um, and then for, uh, genuine connection.
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I small on my screen.
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Hopefully, you guys are seeing what I have written there
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a little bit bigger than what I am.
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But let me get a bigger screen for myself.
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Yeah. Mm hmm.
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Mhm. And now, for the next is personalized experience.
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Um, for especially for hotel cause We missed this one,
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um, enquiring why they are coming whenever somebody calls to
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book with us spots they ask is our special occasion.
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Are you coming for, um, to celebrate something for a
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hotel, stay and say what is bringing you to the
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area? Um, and then noted on the lead form, because
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we are mystery missed that on the last, um, coil
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shop. So definitely remember that we're doing that.
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Record it, and we'll make sure we get the small
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little points that we did miss on our call.
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Mhm. Now there's a couple new essentials service essential items
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that Patrick added this week.
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Um, he added some nonverbal communication items as well as,
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uh, notes on the farewell.
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So when we're leaving an interaction with a guest, um,
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so we'll jump into the non verbal communications first.
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I know these don't always pertain to us, particularly.
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I'll read off the items you put, but then go
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into a little bit how this can be a little
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bit more specific to what we do with guess.
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Um, he said, body language body language is always in
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the ready to serve position when in a guest facing
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area, proper hygiene is practiced to the presentation and nonverbal
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cues. Um, grooming is always impeccable.
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Dress to impress and personal appearances always flawless.
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Obviously, we are not a direct visual.
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Connect with the guest, though there are non verbal cues
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that we can control our tone of voice.
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Um, I can't give you the exact science behind it,
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but it is known that people can hear if you're
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smiling you, your voice changes.
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You feel a little bit more cheery and you convey
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more confidence.
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You can share somebody up a little bit if you're
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smiling, so always try and smile on the phone and
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your tone will be expressed in that positive way to
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the guest.
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But also, we need to make sure our tones are
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calm and confident if we're related.
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Taking care of the guest was extremely upset.
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Listen, be patient.
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Don't raise your voice and get mad as well in
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response to their complaints.
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But sounds like you genuinely care, even if you don't
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really make them feel like you do care.
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Make sure you're calm is inviting and soft, so the
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nonverbal communication I think we can focus on is the
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tone and how we make people feel about whatever they're
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coming to communicate with us about and make sure we
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are expressing care and confidence and whatever we're communicating with
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them. And then he mentioned specifically their farewell.
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Um, he said a farewell should be genuine and include
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gratitude, especially when a payment is made.
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Um, he didn't say When you end every interaction with
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a guest that we need to be saying thank you
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like we don't have to be saying thank you when
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we're handing off a toothbrush.
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A husband is bringing a toothbrush, too, I guess.
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But we should definitely be saying thank you anytime I
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guess has agreed to spend money with us or did
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just spend money with us.
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So a spa appointment, a hotel booking a request for
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a future small appointment Even if we haven't looked at
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for them yet, We should be saying thank you so
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much for doing this and expressing to them that we
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appreciate their
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