PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Customers Saved, Customers Kept©sm
program consists of eight training modules, each approximately 3-1/2 to
4-1/2 hours in length. Four of these modules comprise the Customer
Retention Workshop for customer-contact employees. The remaining
four modules constitute the CSCK Coaching Workshop. The target audience
of the Coaching Workshop consists of participants' supervisors, team leaders
and managers.
CSCK training is designed to focus on the exact areas
which are most critical to your organization and its customers. The workshops
are built around a Core Module, which introduces the program's philosophy,
process and models, and links these key elements to the participants' on-the-job
experience.Additional modules (which can be tailored to your meet the customer
challenges most critical to your organization) enable participants to use
the models and skills in a broad range of applications and situations.
The
remaining four modules constitute the CSCK Coaching Workshop. The target
audience of the Coaching Workshop consists of first-line supervisors and
managers. The Coaching Workshop provides tools for continual performance
improvement through coaching and reinforcement of the skills their employees
learn in the CSCK Customer Retention Workshop. Higher level managers are
also encouraged to attend this workshop in order to better support and
motivate line management in incorporating the coaching system into their
job routine.
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES
The Customers Saved, Customers Kept©sm
Workshops integrate behavior modeling with statistical behavioral analysis.
The combination lets participants see how their skills measure up to the
success model, and the precise steps they need to take to improve. All
CSCK programs are built around a Core Unit which introduces the program's
philosophy, process and models, and links these key elements to the participants'
on-the-job experience.
Instructional strategies include video
segments, highly participative discussions, small group exercises, and
role play simulations with extensive individual feedback. Contrasting video
models dramatize different approaches to a variety of retention situations,
and help participants consider how they handle analogous issues with their
own customers.
Role play practice sessions provide for
maximum practice and feedback. Pairs of participants, equipped with audio
recorders, play each other's customer in a variety of situations which
are specific to your company and their jobs. Each pair privately critiques
their own tapes and analyzes the impact of their behavior on the outcome
of the scenario.
Participants measure their skill development,
in terms of the CSCK statistical behavioral model, across several, increasingly
complex, role plays. They use this information to build personal profiles
of their skill development, and detailed Action Plans for ongoing improvement
on the job. In the Coaching Workshop, managers learn to use the same profiling
methods as tools for continual performance improvement.