QTSA Service Training – “A Better Way to Handle Emotional Complaints” Seminar
The retail, restaurant and service sectors are currently facing numerous challenges. Customer satisfaction is crucial to a company's success, but handling emotional complaints from customers can be particularly challenging. The Quality Tourism Services Association (QTSA) is organizing a seminar to explore more effective ways to handle complaints, helping companies build stronger customer service capabilities, transform complaints into opportunities, and enhance customer loyalty and brand image.
You are cordially invited to attend the QTSA Service Training – “A Better Way to Handle Emotional Complaints” Seminar together with your frontline staff, supervisors and training-related staff. Participants will learn about:
1. Understanding Emotional Complaints
Common scenarios when handling complaints
The impact of emotional complaints
Ways to face and manage emotional complaints
2. Avoid Becoming an "Unconscious" Handler of Emotional Complaints
Unintentional mistakes made by service personnel when handling complaints
Consequences of being an "unconscious handler" of emotional complaints
3. Cultivating Calm Service Communication
Enhancing recognition skills
Listening to your inner voice
Choosing your response consciously
Fostering a positive mindset
Seminar and registration details are as follows:
Dates:
18 July 2025 (Friday)
Time:
2:30pm – 5:30pm (Registration starts at 2:15 pm)
Online participation OR In-person participation:
ZOOM Platform OR Conference Hall, 4/F, Hong Kong Productivity Council Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Speaker:
Mr. Ricky Ng, Executive Director, Tiptop Consultants Limited
Language:
Cantonese
Fee:
Free of charge (Each QTSA member can enjoy 5 FREE admissions)
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