Are you willing?
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How can I help?
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I apologize for (specific)
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Will you?
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What do you want me to do?
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How can it be corrected?
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What have you considered?
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Here are some options.
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However
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What are the options?
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I made a mistake
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Will/willing
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Which do you prefer?
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I understand
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Able
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What are the alternatives?
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I understand your concern
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Unable
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Monday, December 8, 2014
Words & Phrases that Facilitate Communication
We recently published the words that we encourage our staff
to avoid. So here are the words that
facilitate communication which in turn improves customer relations:
Are there phrases that have worked for you?
Labels:
Communication,
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