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		<title>By: Brian</title>
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		<description>These are all helpful tips you&#039;ve got here I couldn&#039;t agree more. I specially like #2 Ask if not sure. If you may I will just add two, in my POV are important in Customer Service;


ON PHONE: Verbal cues like “Uh Huh”, “Really?”, or just repeating a key word can help.

IN PERSON: In addition to the verbal skills already mentioned, this conversation provides the opportunity for non-verbal communication like a head nod, leaning in to show interest, or even a smile to help the speaker continue.</description>
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<p>ON PHONE: Verbal cues like “Uh Huh”, “Really?”, or just repeating a key word can help.</p>
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