CUSTOMERS AND BUSINESS
Discovering the important of customers
- make a scene/ make a fuss: làm lớn chuyện lên
- loose one's temper: mất bình tĩnh
Ex: Eventually, I lost my temper/I got a angry and made a scene right there
- raise questions: đặt câu hỏi
- be short with someone: trả lời nhát gừng với ai
Ex: The server was short with his customer
- smallest/ prettiest things: những thứ nhỏ nhặt nhất
- when will I be served : khi nào tôi có món
- dissatisfied: không hài lòng
- The customers are not always right but we should treat them as if they were
- cross the line: quá đáng/ quá giới hạn
- bite the bullet: cắn răng chịu
- to put up with someone: cố gắng chịu đựng ai
- throw a tantrum: nổi đóa
Ex: some people tend to/have the tendencies to throw a tantrum/throw tantrums when ...
- do things in their best interests: làm những gì có lợi nhất cho họ
- you are obliged to : bạn có trách nhiệm phải
- up to expectations: như mong đợi
- Can I have a word please! tôi có đôi lời muốn nói
- HOW can I help you? /WHAT can I help you WITH?
- we are short-handed/understaffed: chúng tôi bị thiếu nhân viên
- up to expectation: không như mong đợi
- to abuse their rights/power: lạm dụng quyền
- to jack the prices up: tăng giá lên
- put their business on blast: bóc phốt cơ sở của họ
- in a hurry/ in a rush: đang nôn
- offer a discount 20% (from the total figure of your bill) on your bill
- rush (v): hối thúc
Ex: I'll rush the chef
- Handle (v) /ˈhændl/
- Pre-empt (v) /ˌpriː ˈempt/
- Complaint (n) /kəmˈpleɪnt/
- Empathy (n) /ˈempəθi/
- Rapport (n) /ræˈpɔːr/
- Unhelpful (adj) /ʌnˈhelpfl/
- (at) cross purposes
(noun phrase): if two people are at cross purposes,
they do not understand each other
because they are talking about or
aiming at different thing
- Put up with
something/somebody
(phrasal verb) : to accept somebody/something that is
annoying, unpleasant, etc. without
complaining
QUESTIONS:
1.Is it always necessary to complain? => should. help the business to grow/ to expend their business
Complaints are important but complaining all the time isn't good/ productive
2. Can you name some situations you
would make complaints?
If the product we order is not up to the expectation.
If I received poor customer services from the staff, I would complain
When the staffs up/ increase the price to make profit
3. How would you show your dissatisfaction?
I will send a messages telling them my concern about the product/ my problem with the product/ send a complain letter.
I will talk directly to the director.
If they ADDRESS the problem/issue, I will consider supporting the business/ I will continue supporting the business
4. "The customer is always right”. Do you agree or disagree with this
statement?
- Customers are right but some people are unreasonable and demanding. So that customer are not always right
5. Role–play
A: You are at a restaurant. You ordered your meal 30 minutes ago, but it hasn't
been served. Your knife and fork are also dirty. Talk with the waiter/waitress.
B: You are the waiter/waitress. Talk with your customer.
6. Is it easy to please someone? Why/why not?
7. What would you do if you were one
of the customers in the video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oywp2qRRyc
8. “The reasons why customer satisfaction is so
important”.
- It helps you stand out from the
competition.
- It increases customer lifetime
value.
- It reduces negative word of
mouth.
Dealing with difficult customers
1. Blame (v) /bleɪm/
2. Displeased (adj) /dɪsˈpliːzd/
3. Approach (v) /əˈproʊtʃ/
4. Incompetent (adj) /ɪnˈkɑːmpɪtənt/
5. Attentiveness (n) /əˈtentɪvnəs/
6. Vent (v) /vent/
7. Make so feel down: làm ai đó buồn
8. Look to something: to expect or hope for something
9. Think something
over: to consider something carefully,
especially before reaching a decision
QUESTIONS:
1. What can be the reasons for customer complaints?
When customer service representatives are not trained properly, keep customers waiting for a long time and do not resolve issues.
• Because of rude staff. They ignore the customers and do not listen to them. They aren’t willing to seek a solution.
• Due to low quality of products or services.
• The company didn’t give full product explanations and didn’t do what they promised.
2. In your opinion, what is the best way to deal with a complaining
customer?
Never argue with customers when they are angry, displeased or complaining.
• Listen and let the customer complain.
• Show concern for the customer's feelings.
• Try to solve the problem, or get someone who can.
3. Role play
A: There are a lot of problems with your last-month purchased computer.
Complain to the sales agency about this.
B: You are the sales agent. Help him/her figure out the problems.
What seems to be the problem?
What happened exactly?
• Did you read the instructions thoroughly?
• How were you using the computer when you tried to connect to the Internet?
• Could you please bring your computer here? I promise you we'll check the settings and get back to you immediately.
• Is there anything else I need to know about this?
The risks of E-commerce for businesses and their customers
- browse around for/ shop around for: xem hàng (trước khi mua hàng)
- to be up to one's expectation: như mong đợi
- durable (adj): bền
- to fall apart: bị hư/ hỏng (giày/dép, áo quần)
- it was not worth the effort and time :
- the delivery man: người giao hàng
- to be out of order/ to stop working: bị hỏng/ không hoạt động nữa
- a rip-off/ a steal: món đồ giá cắt cổ
- high-end product: hàng cao cấp
- everyday life item: đồ dùng hàng ngày/ thường ngày
- in-store shopping>< onine shopping
- regular store:
- expired good: hàng hết hạn
- online shopping is a better option
- time-saving/time-efficient: tiết kiệm thời gian
- get better deals/ better price: có nhiều ưu đãi/ giá rẻ
- questionable (adj): có vấn đề
Ex: the quality of goods is quite questionable
- I'd like an explanation: tôi muốn một lời giải thích
- Your return/ refund privilege is expired
- fabric: vải/ material: chất liệu
- I look forward to hear from you
- stain: vết bẩn
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