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Internal Customer orientation through improved interpersonal relations

 

Learn to Connect

 

In successfully running organisations, the complacency that sets in first is to take the internal customers/ colleagues for granted. Later, such behaviour manifests in complacency towards external customer as well.
 

This training module provides a proactive look towards interpersonal relations to enhance internal/ external customer satisfaction. It draws inputs from improvement methods used in manufacturing environment & soft skills needed for better interpersonal relationships..
 

Objective

  • Improve interpersonal relationships

  • Understand needs of internal customers

  • Commit to serve the customer/s

Take away

At the end of training workshop, the participants will appreciate the importance of internal/ external customer focus to realise organisation & personal goals and will be aware of the necessity of improving interpersonal relations

Duration Recommended for level Language
1 day 2 days 3 days

3 + 1/2 days

Operative Middle Senior Hindi English Bilingual
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Presentation Multimedia Lecture Study Material Exercise - Group Exercise - Individual Game Role Play Group Discussion Quiz Q & A Evaluation Project Certification Other

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