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Wendy Hebert-PitreFeb 21, 2018, 11:03:18 AM1 min read

A Smile Can Be Heard

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A Smile Can Be Heard

Did you know that your smile can be heard?

One way to positively affect the inflection of your voice is to smile, especially when you first answer the telephone. The reason isn't psychological, as you may think, but rather physiological. When you smile, the soft palate at the back of your mouth raises and makes your sound waves more fluid. (It's science!)

For over 60 years, we here at Dexcomm have believed in the power of a good smile, both on and off the telephone call.

We educate our agents on the importance of using a compassionate tone of voice, and we also emphasize how tone of voice can severely impact the outcome of all telephone calls

Additional TIps and Help

Looking for tips on how to train your receptionists or call operators on answering with a smile and compassionate tone of voice? Read our blog, "Guidelines & Training TIps for Customer Service Agents". This comprehensive blog along with our How To Engage Callers For Your Business post will have your call operators handling customer calls in a professional and compassionate manner thay your company can be proud of.

 

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Wendy Hebert-Pitre
Wendy Hebert-Pitre is a Marketing graduate from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette— class of 2017. She started out working as an intern in Dexcomm’s marketing department during the summer of 2017, and has happily joined the team as a full-time employee since her graduation. Even though she has a diverse background including customer service, recruiting, and office administration, she has always had a passion for writing, design, and people, which aspired her to want to become a marketer. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, taking nature photographs, and reading fiction novels.
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