Call Center Training: Customer Service-What NOT to SAY (with PHRASES that you can USE instead!)

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Even though we learn different ways to express ourselves in English in everyday casual settings, I have here some phrases that should NOT be used when providing customer support on the phone (or even in person). If the goal is to sound professional, provide excellent customer service, and at the same time, build rapport with any potential caller without escalating any situation, then this lesson is for you.

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