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So, here’s what I suggest you try saying, whether you’re in customer service, handling a customer who seems irate, or you’re selling, doing a needs assessment: “I’m here to listen.” Apart from asking a few questions, try to keep your mouth closed. It’s not easy, but customers will generally give you a gift of their own in response: their appreciation and their business. Now, that’s important, isn’t it?
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