Tommy Cameron- 1)the first tip for overcoming communication obstacles on a construction website would be to use simple words that the trades person can understand. 2) listen to the criticism given by peers. a question that I would reply in a complaint would be something that would be positive and redirect the customers attention
1) tip one is active listening by listening to what every one wants you to do tip two is to ask questions when you don't understand what they want. 2) a question I would reply to with a complaint would be how would they want me to fix what the complaint was about
1,pay attention to non-verbal communications will show you how the other person is feeling so you know how you should communicate with them
, another tip would be too clarify that you both are talking about the same problem and too reasonably agree on a solution.
2, a good question too ask a customer with a complaint would be too figure out what they are actually complaining about then offer suggestions and let them add in there input for example if they didn't like how there trim was done ask them what is wrong with it then suggest a solution too agree upon.
Two tips for over coming obstacles on a construction work site are ; 1) keep things simple, during your pre work talks go over signals and hand gestures that can be used in noisy situations. 2) use all forms of communication, words, hand gestures, and body language. If used all together it will be easier for you to get your point across to people if they are un able to hear or see you. Using these two tips not only can you over come work place communication issues but also prevent them all together.
A question or way of handling a customer with a complaint would be to ask them what they are concerned about and how they believe it should be, then taking that information I would explaining the way it was done or what happened for this complaint to arise in the first place. Being open and whiling to communicate and justify your actions would be the best way to deal with customer complaints.
1. Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on the construction site are: Cite your sources. It may be effective to cite the source of your information to confirm that it is the proper information, such as, "The foreman said to do this" or "The building plan said this". Another tip is to listen actively and request feedback frequently. Especially since we are beginners it is good practice to pay attention and request feedback on our work.
2. An effective question one could ask when addressing a customer with a complaint could be something like "what is the source of your information?". Asking this while keeping an open mind and planning for contradictory questions or comments will help you and the client find a solution to the problem.
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site would be using clear language and terms while providing positive feedback and honor confidentiality requests with workers. It's important to give credit to others for their ideas and always site your sources. Using the” What do you see and hear? “graphic I found an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint.( I may not understand what you are requesting, can you explain in different terms or use graphics?)
1. two tips you could use to overcome communication obstacles are: a) further your ideas and goals. b) Act Professionally 2. What seems to be the problem?
The two most important tips for overcoming communication obstacles. 1. When using trades worker websites make the words simple and easy to understand for the trades workers. 2. If anyone gives you advice of things to help you improve your work listen, be acceptable to criticism it will help you out. A question or way of handling a customers complaint would be to ask them and figure out what they are concerned about, ask them if they have a better way going about it let them give suggestions and let them add there input, Being open and whiling to communicate and justify your actions would be the best way to deal with customer complaints.
1. a good way to overcome communication obstacles are a) try to become one of the team members just to make yourself more relaxed with everyone b) be yourself but act with a manner of professionalism. 2. A good question to help with a problem is, How can I help? or What seams to be the problem?
1. Tips for communicating on a jobsite is a) asked a lot of question if you don't understand what you are you sent to do b)be Professional. 2. what do you need sir. -Sam Sharp
Two tips for useful communication on the construction job site would be to 1) Choose an appropriate time to ask questions and/or offer insight 2) Use non-verbal communications If a customer had a complaint, I would handle this by listening effectively, showing the customer my interest, and full attention, and reassuring them that their issue will be handled appropriately, and add any important feedback or regulations of the company.
Question # 1. List two tips for overcoming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site. Answer Tip 1. "Seek information from original sources, such as direct conversation and official newsletters or web sites." Avoid hearsay or third hand reporting. Confirming facts straight from the source is always best. So next time you build a skyscraper you could avoid this unfortunate situation: "Hey guys stop digging, the plans were upside down".
Answer Tip # 2: "Give credit to others for ideas." This is a great team builder "acknowledging your co-workers or subordinates' contribution and ideas. It is good for their morale and it establishes both your integrity and credibility.
Question # 2: Write an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint.
Answer:
"How can I help you?" This is probably the simplest, most straightforward and effective question when dealing with a customer's complaint. Don't worry, the customer will fill-in the rest.
Q1: two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a construction site are: 1) listen carefully to what the person is saying, if you cant hear them make sure you go somewhere quite to hear them and fix any problem there could be. 2) if it is a accent that is making it so you can understand someone make sure you tell them and don't just say "yup I understand but...." make sre you know what they are saying it could be important. A question that I would use to address a customer with a complaint is "what is it that is creating a problem?" and then the customer can explain everything that is worrying them and you can fix the problem and continue to work without any problems and the customer will be happy that you listened to them.
Q#1 1. Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles that would be helpful on a job site would be offering full attention, active listening requires your complete attention. Turn or lean toward the person and maintain eye contact while they are talking. Also using non verbal signals, Let them know you are paying attention by nodding the head, or making appropriate facial expressions.
2.an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint would be how can I help you , after that you can begin to asses the situation and take further actions.
1.) one tool that you can use is to ask for clarification if you are not sure what you were told. Anther one that you can use is to talk to people face to face so that you can work things out before it becomes a problem down the road.
2.) one question that I could ask is what there problem is and what we can do to fix the problem that you/they have.
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on the construction site would be , being attentive and alert and aware of your surrounds, becoming better at multi tasking is a good quality to have so in a loud environment you can be safe. Being approachable to talk to is a good quality to have, being a person who always wants to help out and take time to show other's how to do the job right and safety is good because then everyone has the tools and knowledge to do the job right and projects get done on time. Having safety meetings as a open discussion with everyone's input gets a lot of knowledge out there because , everyone doesn't see everything on the site and it informs them and makes them aware.
Q2# A good effective question you would use to address a customer with a complaint would be how can I help you with the issue at hand so we can resolve it, and make you satisfied with the work.
Question#1 - When you're on the job always ask a question if you disagree off you don't know what's next, its better to ask questions then to be unclear of the job. - Giving praise and being a positive worker builds better relationships between the workers/ crew members. The job tends to move smoothly when everyone is positive.
Question #2 What can I do to help you? Handle the person calm and collected, find a solution to their complaint.
To overcome the obstacles that are imminent when starting a conversation with a client, as a trades person, I would ask open questions to find the problem, then ask closed questions to help find the solution I am going to provide, and then explain it to them in laymen's terms, to make sure they're okay with it. An effective question for a complaining customer would be to ask "where's it coming from?" if this is about a leak, a squeak, a draft of wind, or a sound they are irritated by, then they should be able to direct you to exactly where the problem is located- but if not- then this opens the doors of conversation for you to help/inform the customer, showing them you are a good, intelligent worker.
Two ways of overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be asking the right type of questions where they apply: open-ended questions where you need more information and close-ended questions when a simple yes or no is needed to clarify. Another tip would be simply giving them your full attention. Eye contact, nodding and smiling, even lean in towards them so they know indefinitely that you're listening to what they have to say.
An effective question when speaking to a potential customer would be something along the lines of "could you explain to me how you would like the finished project to look?" This gives the customer a chance to expand on their ideas, allowing you to use your knowledge of the trade to come up with a perfect compromise that you can both be happy about.
1 a question i would ask a person with a complaint would be to ask if you can help with the complaint , because if you cant then you can direct them to who can help 2 tips for communication on the construction site 1- actively listen and give feed back , feed back proves you were listening and may also help them 2- use open ended questions , with this you may get more information out of them then what they originally thought
#1 Two ways of overcoming communication obstacles on a job site would be asking the right questions at the right time and situation, questions that would help you understand more and when you need more information. Also, another tip would be giving them eye contact, especially show them all the attention you can. #2 Is there anything i can help you with? Give the person you're helping all your attention and, handle the situation calmly and make sure you find a solution.
Two way of overcoming obstacles with communication in a workplace or on a job site would be asking appropriate questions at an appropriate time with questions that will not end up with yes or no to find the appropriate solution within a small amount of time.
A good question to ask a costumer that is experience a problem is what the problem is and if they have any ideas to fix the problem so you can work with them accordingly and make them happy.
1. The question I would ask the person or customer with a complaint would be If there was what the issue was and if there was anything I could do to solve or help the situation.
two tips . As person is speaking nod your head or smile every once in awhile to let the speaker know you are listening. Turn and lean towards speaker and make eye contact.
1)A good question to ask a customer that is experiencing a problem would be "what seems to be the problem and if they have any ideas to fix the problem" this way you get the information on exactly what they want done.
2) The first tip on active listening would be to offer your full attention by leaning towards the speaker and maintaining good eye contact.
The second tip is to ask effective questions use open ended questions when you want to find out more information on a particular topic.
-.An effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint is how am I able to help you with your problem today and if they have any ideas on how to fix the problem. -the first tip on active listening would be give feed back it lets them know your listening -Let them know you are paying attention by nodding the head, or making appropriate facial expressions.
1. A good question to ask the customer when addressing a problem is "What seems to be the issue and how do you think we can resolve it?" 2. The first tip on active listening is to ask open-ended questions when trying to get more information. The second tip is to let them know you are listening by nodding, keeping eye contact and using appropriate facial expressions.
a question i would ask a person with a complaint would be to ask if you can help with the complaint , because if you cant then you can direct them too someone who can help resolve the situation.
2 tips for communication on the construction site 1- actively listen and give feed back , feed back proves you were listening and may also help them 2- use open ended questions , you may get more information out of them t
In addressing a customer with a complaint, an effective means would be listen attentively and follow up with a question like "I hear where you're coming from, what about is bothers you the most? here's how I can help you with that.."
Let the speaker know you are listening by; Making consistent eye contact, facing the speaker rather than being turned to the side. Use nonverbal signals, and ask effective questions.
(1) An effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint would be to inquire if you can assist in searching for a resolution. Doing this would effectively make you more comfortable with them, avoiding conflict and enhancing trust. (2) From then on we can listen to the speaker maintaining eye contact (100% attention) thus enhancing the ability to summarize what the issue is and clarify all while using non-verbal signals. Last but not least we can mention the body language (non-verbal communication) as this is always ever so important to gauge the individual as well as convey messages to them.
be attentive and actively listen to the complain or matter show lots of intrest and give your full attention give positive feed back without lying, respond with things like I see good point to get more feedback you should be able to tell how they feel about the matter though no verbal queues like facial expressions and poster, always avoid conflict. Two non verbal signs that would be recommended would be to make good eye contact and to showing empathy mirror them it persuades the speaker into thinking you know they feel and agree or relate.
1) if I had a complaint on a work site I would address it to a manager or foremen and if he couldn't help me I would ask him for someone that could help or direct me in the right direction. 2) Two tips for listening would be to nod and carry on with the customer and also give them feedback about what their saying so they know your actually paying attention.
#1 First tip on the job site would be asking the right question at the right time, meaning questions that would help you understand better. It shows your paying attention and interested in learning.
#2 Use an open ended question such as " is there anything I can help you with?" That shows the customer that you care and are willing to find a solution to their question.
Two tips for communication on the construction site: 1) Ask open-ended questions to try and receive more information from the person you are talking with. 2) Let them know you are listening by keeping eye contact, nodding, and use appropriate facial expressions. A question to use to address a customer with a complaint: How am I able to help/fix your problem today?
1) Read body language then you can kind of figure what kind of a standpoint they're coming from and you know how professional you need to act.
2)have input from different fields and find a solution that makes everyone happy especially the home owner.
A good question to ask after a customer may have complained is how would you like it done and offer to fix it right away so you don't have to down the road and apologize and make sure they feel confident that you know what you're doing and the product will be something they will like and appreciate.
two tips for overcoming obstacles that may be useful on a construction site would be use simple appropriate questions for either the construction managers and or costumers. another tip would be too keep eye contact when you are being talked to and or listening. make the person that you are talking to confident in you. also keep your response on topic and also make your response towards the good side of things, not the bad side of things.
An effective question that I may use would be open ended questions, like what is your main issue and how can we solve the issue/issues
You can read peoples body language and kinda know where the standpoint there coming from and know how you need to act around them. Make sure you let them know your paying attention by your body language and give them feed back so they know your interested in what they are talking about and not them just talking to themselves pretty much. A good question to ask is how they feel about the situation and if theres anything you can do to help them or solve the problem that is happening.
1.) one tool that you can use is to ask for clarification if you are not sure what you were told. Another one that you can use is to talk to people face to face
2.) I could ask is what there problem is and what we can do to fix the problem that you have
1. two tips to overcome communication obsticles is that understanding both sides of the argument and to act professional 2. sir, I see what you are saying and I will do everything I can to assist you and your issue but would you like me to solve the issue now or when I get here tomorrow to finish the job
first tip would be watch peoples body language see the way that they react to what you say and then let them know if they have any issues you are open to talk about it. The second is keep the line of communication open by saying hi as you walk by and ask them how their day is going.
Hi my name is Mike and I was your Technician that installed your Heat Pump. I heard that you had a complaint and I was wondering what your concerns are ?
Two tips for over coming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site are 1. Learn to be an active listener, give a 100% attention to the person speaking to you and 2. Give feedback, verify you understand the information, paraphrase making sure you understand what is being communicated to you and the other person letting you know if it is so.
2. An effective question to help a customer with a complaint is, How can I help? or What seems to be the problem?
Listening and hearing what the other person has to say and providing your feedback to come to a conclusion would be two ways to overcome a communication obstacle.
An effective question would be "I understand there is a problem, how would you like me to address this?"
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be to give your full attention etc ask and or answer any questions asked if you know the answer and make sure everyone knows there role and a effective question you might use with a customer may be What can i help you with?
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be to give your attention and give feedback. An effective question would be " Hi my name is Angus, what is the problem and how can I help you?
Tommy Cameron- 1)the first tip for overcoming communication obstacles on a construction website would be to use simple words that the trades person can understand. 2) listen to the criticism given by peers.
ReplyDeletea question that I would reply in a complaint would be something that would be positive and redirect the customers attention
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ReplyDelete1) tip one is active listening by listening to what every one wants you to do tip two is to ask questions when you don't understand what they want.
ReplyDelete2) a question I would reply to with a complaint would be how would they want me to fix what the complaint was about
1,pay attention to non-verbal communications will show you how the other person is feeling so you know how you should communicate with them
ReplyDelete, another tip would be too clarify that you both are talking about the same problem and too reasonably agree on a solution.
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a good question too ask a customer with a complaint would be too figure out what they are actually complaining about then offer suggestions and let them add in there input for example if they didn't like how there trim was done ask them what is wrong with it then suggest a solution too agree upon.
Two tips for over coming obstacles on a construction work site are ; 1) keep things simple, during your pre work talks go over signals and hand gestures that can be used in noisy situations. 2) use all forms of communication, words, hand gestures, and body language. If used all together it will be easier for you to get your point across to people if they are un able to hear or see you. Using these two tips not only can you over come work place communication issues but also prevent them all together.
ReplyDeleteA question or way of handling a customer with a complaint would be to ask them what they are concerned about and how they believe it should be, then taking that information I would explaining the way it was done or what happened for this complaint to arise in the first place. Being open and whiling to communicate and justify your actions would be the best way to deal with customer complaints.
1. Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on the construction site are: Cite your sources. It may be effective to cite the source of your information to confirm that it is the proper information, such as, "The foreman said to do this" or "The building plan said this". Another tip is to listen actively and request feedback frequently. Especially since we are beginners it is good practice to pay attention and request feedback on our work.
ReplyDelete2. An effective question one could ask when addressing a customer with a complaint could be something like "what is the source of your information?". Asking this while keeping an open mind and planning for contradictory questions or comments will help you and the client find a solution to the problem.
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site would be using clear language and terms while providing positive feedback and honor confidentiality requests with workers. It's important to give credit to others for their ideas and always site your sources.
ReplyDeleteUsing the” What do you see and hear? “graphic I found an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint.( I may not understand what you are requesting, can you explain in different terms or use graphics?)
1. two tips you could use to overcome communication obstacles are: a) further your ideas and goals. b) Act Professionally
ReplyDelete2. What seems to be the problem?
The two most important tips for overcoming communication obstacles.
ReplyDelete1. When using trades worker websites make the words simple and easy to understand for the trades workers. 2. If anyone gives you advice of things to help you improve your work listen, be acceptable to criticism it will help you out. A question or way of handling a customers complaint would be to ask them and figure out what they are concerned about, ask them if they have a better way going about it let them give suggestions and let them add there input, Being open and whiling to communicate and justify your actions would be the best way to deal with customer complaints.
1. a good way to overcome communication obstacles are a) try to become one of the team members just to make yourself more relaxed with everyone b) be yourself but act with a manner of professionalism.
ReplyDelete2. A good question to help with a problem is, How can I help? or What seams to be the problem?
1. Tips for communicating on a jobsite is a) asked a lot of question if you don't understand what you are you sent to do b)be Professional.
ReplyDelete2. what do you need sir. -Sam Sharp
Two tips for useful communication on the construction job site would be to
ReplyDelete1) Choose an appropriate time to ask questions and/or offer insight
2) Use non-verbal communications
If a customer had a complaint, I would handle this by listening effectively, showing the customer my interest, and full attention, and reassuring them that their issue will be handled appropriately, and add any important feedback or regulations of the company.
Question # 1.
ReplyDeleteList two tips for overcoming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site.
Answer Tip 1.
"Seek information from original sources, such as direct conversation and official newsletters or web sites."
Avoid hearsay or third hand reporting. Confirming facts straight from the source is always best. So next time you build a skyscraper you could avoid this unfortunate situation: "Hey guys stop digging, the plans were upside down".
Answer Tip # 2:
"Give credit to others for ideas."
This is a great team builder "acknowledging your co-workers or subordinates' contribution and ideas. It is good for their morale and it establishes both your integrity and credibility.
Question # 2:
Write an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint.
Answer:
"How can I help you?"
This is probably the simplest, most straightforward and effective question when dealing with a customer's complaint. Don't worry, the customer will fill-in the rest.
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ReplyDelete1) Ask questions if you're not understanding/agreeing
2)Talk to the individual one-on-one to work out an idea.
Q2
What is it i could help with?
Q1: two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a construction site are:
ReplyDelete1) listen carefully to what the person is saying, if you cant hear them make sure you go somewhere quite to hear them and fix any problem there could be.
2) if it is a accent that is making it so you can understand someone make sure you tell them and don't just say "yup I understand but...." make sre you know what they are saying it could be important.
A question that I would use to address a customer with a complaint is "what is it that is creating a problem?" and then the customer can explain everything that is worrying them and you can fix the problem and continue to work without any problems and the customer will be happy that you listened to them.
Q#1
ReplyDelete1. Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles that would be helpful on a job site would be offering full attention, active listening requires your complete attention. Turn or lean toward the person and maintain eye contact while they are talking. Also using non verbal signals, Let them know you are paying attention by nodding the head, or making appropriate facial expressions.
2.an effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint would be how can I help you , after that you can begin to asses the situation and take further actions.
1.) one tool that you can use is to ask for clarification if you are not sure what you were told. Anther one that you can use is to talk to people face to face so that you can work things out before it becomes a problem down the road.
ReplyDelete2.) one question that I could ask is what there problem is and what we can do to fix the problem that you/they have.
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ReplyDeleteTwo tips for overcoming communication obstacles on the construction site would be , being attentive and alert and aware of your surrounds, becoming better at multi tasking is a good quality to have so in a loud environment you can be safe. Being approachable to talk to is a good quality to have, being a person who always wants to help out and take time to show other's how to do the job right and safety is good because then everyone has the tools and knowledge to do the job right and projects get done on time. Having safety meetings as a open discussion with everyone's input gets a lot of knowledge out there because , everyone doesn't see everything on the site and it informs them and makes them aware.
Q2# A good effective question you would use to address a customer with a complaint would be how can I help you with the issue at hand so we can resolve it, and make you satisfied with the work.
Question#1
ReplyDelete- When you're on the job always ask a question if you disagree off you don't know what's next, its better to ask questions then to be unclear of the job.
- Giving praise and being a positive worker builds better relationships between the workers/ crew members. The job tends to move smoothly when everyone is positive.
Question #2
What can I do to help you?
Handle the person calm and collected, find a solution to their complaint.
To overcome the obstacles that are imminent when starting a conversation with a client, as a trades person, I would ask open questions to find the problem, then ask closed questions to help find the solution I am going to provide, and then explain it to them in laymen's terms, to make sure they're okay with it.
ReplyDeleteAn effective question for a complaining customer would be to ask "where's it coming from?" if this is about a leak, a squeak, a draft of wind, or a sound they are irritated by, then they should be able to direct you to exactly where the problem is located- but if not- then this opens the doors of conversation for you to help/inform the customer, showing them you are a good, intelligent worker.
Two ways of overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be asking the right type of questions where they apply: open-ended questions where you need more information and close-ended questions when a simple yes or no is needed to clarify. Another tip would be simply giving them your full attention. Eye contact, nodding and smiling, even lean in towards them so they know indefinitely that you're listening to what they have to say.
ReplyDeleteAn effective question when speaking to a potential customer would be something along the lines of "could you explain to me how you would like the finished project to look?" This gives the customer a chance to expand on their ideas, allowing you to use your knowledge of the trade to come up with a perfect compromise that you can both be happy about.
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ReplyDeleteovercoming communication obstacles on a construction site
tip1- ask questions that you don't know about and making sure you understand the situation on the worksite
tip2- be open to other people's ideas and with your own so you can work off them to help make the job easier and better.
Q2) an effective question that I might use to address a customer with a complaint.
what might you suggest I could do to help with this problem?
#1 The question I would ask a customer would be somewhere along the lines of "How am I able to help you with your problem today?"
ReplyDelete#2 Give the other person your full attention by leaning towards them and keep full eye contact so they know that you are truly listening to only them.
Give feedback to others by paraphrasing their ideas and tell them where they could improve and even add a few of your own ideas.
1 a question i would ask a person with a complaint would be to ask if you can help with the complaint , because if you cant then you can direct them to who can help
ReplyDelete2 tips for communication on the construction site
1- actively listen and give feed back , feed back proves you were listening and may also help them
2- use open ended questions , with this you may get more information out of them then what they originally thought
#1 Two ways of overcoming communication obstacles on a job site would be asking the right questions at the right time and situation, questions that would help you understand more and when you need more information. Also, another tip would be giving them eye contact, especially show them all the attention you can.
ReplyDelete#2 Is there anything i can help you with?
Give the person you're helping all your attention and, handle the situation calmly and make sure you find a solution.
Two way of overcoming obstacles with communication in a workplace or on a job site would be asking appropriate questions at an appropriate time with questions that will not end up with yes or no to find the appropriate solution within a small amount of time.
ReplyDeleteA good question to ask a costumer that is experience a problem is what the problem is and if they have any ideas to fix the problem so you can work with them accordingly and make them happy.
An effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint is, how am I able to help you with your problem?
ReplyDelete2 non-verbal signals that are recommended in the slides to let speaker know that you are listening is to reflect and summarize.
1. The question I would ask the person or customer with a complaint would be If there was what the issue was and if there was anything I could do to solve or help the situation.
ReplyDeletetwo tips . As person is speaking nod your head or smile every once in awhile to let the speaker know you are listening.
Turn and lean towards speaker and make eye contact.
1)A good question to ask a customer that is experiencing a problem would be "what seems to be the problem and if they have any ideas to fix the problem" this way you get the information on exactly what they want done.
ReplyDelete2) The first tip on active listening would be to offer your full attention by leaning towards the speaker and maintaining good eye contact.
The second tip is to ask effective questions use open ended questions when you want to find out more information on a particular topic.
-.An effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint is how am I able to help you with your problem today and if they have any ideas on how to fix the problem.
ReplyDelete-the first tip on active listening would be give feed back it lets them know your listening
-Let them know you are paying attention by nodding the head, or making appropriate facial expressions.
1. A good question to ask the customer when addressing a problem is "What seems to be the issue and how do you think we can resolve it?"
ReplyDelete2. The first tip on active listening is to ask open-ended questions when trying to get more information.
The second tip is to let them know you are listening by nodding, keeping eye contact and using appropriate facial expressions.
a question i would ask a person with a complaint would be to ask if you can help with the complaint , because if you cant then you can direct them too someone who can help resolve the situation.
ReplyDelete2 tips for communication on the construction site
1- actively listen and give feed back , feed back proves you were listening and may also help them 2- use open ended questions , you may get more information out of them t
In addressing a customer with a complaint, an effective means would be listen attentively and follow up with a question like "I hear where you're coming from, what about is bothers you the most? here's how I can help you with that.."
ReplyDeleteLet the speaker know you are listening by; Making consistent eye contact, facing the speaker rather than being turned to the side. Use nonverbal signals, and ask effective questions.
Great Read,
ReplyDelete(1) An effective question that you might use to address a customer with a complaint would be to inquire if you can assist in searching for a resolution. Doing this would effectively make you more comfortable with them, avoiding conflict and enhancing trust. (2) From then on we can listen to the speaker maintaining eye contact (100% attention) thus enhancing the ability to summarize what the issue is and clarify all while using non-verbal signals. Last but not least we can mention the body language (non-verbal communication) as this is always ever so important to gauge the individual as well as convey messages to them.
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be attentive and actively listen to the complain or matter show lots of intrest and give your full attention give positive feed back without lying, respond with things like I see good point to get more feedback you should be able to tell how they feel about the matter though no verbal queues like facial expressions and poster, always avoid conflict. Two non verbal signs that would be recommended would be to make good eye contact and to showing empathy mirror them it persuades the speaker into thinking you know they feel and agree or relate.
ReplyDelete1) if I had a complaint on a work site I would address it to a manager or foremen and if he couldn't help me I would ask him for someone that could help or direct me in the right direction.
ReplyDelete2) Two tips for listening would be to nod and carry on with the customer and also give them feedback about what their saying so they know your actually paying attention.
#1 First tip on the job site would be asking the right question at the right time, meaning questions that would help you understand better. It shows your paying attention and interested in learning.
ReplyDelete#2 Use an open ended question such as " is there anything I can help you with?" That shows the customer that you care and are willing to find a solution to their question.
Two tips for communication on the construction site: 1) Ask open-ended questions to try and receive more information from the person you are talking with. 2) Let them know you are listening by keeping eye contact, nodding, and use appropriate facial expressions.
ReplyDeleteA question to use to address a customer with a complaint: How am I able to help/fix your problem today?
1) Read body language then you can kind of figure what kind of a standpoint they're coming from and you know how professional you need to act.
ReplyDelete2)have input from different fields and find a solution that makes everyone happy especially the home owner.
A good question to ask after a customer may have complained is how would you like it done and offer to fix it right away so you don't have to down the road and apologize and make sure they feel confident that you know what you're doing and the product will be something they will like and appreciate.
two tips for overcoming obstacles that may be useful on a construction site would be use simple appropriate questions for either the construction managers and or costumers. another tip would be too keep eye contact when you are being talked to and or listening. make the person that you are talking to confident in you. also keep your response on topic and also make your response towards the good side of things, not the bad side of things.
ReplyDeleteAn effective question that I may use would be open ended questions, like what is your main issue and how can we solve the issue/issues
You can read peoples body language and kinda know where the standpoint there coming from and know how you need to act around them. Make sure you let them know your paying attention by your body language and give them feed back so they know your interested in what they are talking about and not them just talking to themselves pretty much. A good question to ask is how they feel about the situation and if theres anything you can do to help them or solve the problem that is happening.
ReplyDelete1.) one tool that you can use is to ask for clarification if you are not sure what you were told. Another one that you can use is to talk to people face to face
ReplyDelete2.) I could ask is what there problem is and what we can do to fix the problem that you have
1. two tips to overcome communication obsticles is that understanding both sides of the argument and to act professional
ReplyDelete2. sir, I see what you are saying and I will do everything I can to assist you and your issue but would you like me to solve the issue now or when I get here tomorrow to finish the job
first tip would be watch peoples body language see the way that they react to what you say and then let them know if they have any issues you are open to talk about it. The second is keep the line of communication open by saying hi as you walk by and ask them how their day is going.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Mike and I was your Technician that installed your Heat Pump. I heard that you had a complaint and I was wondering what your concerns are ?
ReplyDelete2 tips.....
ReplyDelete1) Be honest and professional when discussing the situation at hand.
2) Ask questions and use positive verbal communication
Question...
ReplyDeleteHello My name is Jonathan. It has come to my attention you have a certain issue with this piece of equipment. How can I help??
Two tips for over coming communication obstacles which might be useful on a construction site are 1. Learn to be an active listener, give a 100% attention to the person speaking to you and 2. Give feedback, verify you understand the information, paraphrase making sure you understand what is being communicated to you and the other person letting you know if it is so.
ReplyDelete2. An effective question to help a customer with a complaint is, How can I help? or What seems to be the problem?
Listening and hearing what the other person has to say and providing your feedback to come to a conclusion would be two ways to overcome a communication obstacle.
ReplyDeleteAn effective question would be "I understand there is a problem, how would you like me to address this?"
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be to give your full attention etc ask and or answer any questions asked if you know the answer and make sure everyone knows there role
ReplyDeleteand a effective question you might use with a customer may be What can i help you with?
Two tips for overcoming communication obstacles on a worksite would be to give your attention and give feedback.
ReplyDeleteAn effective question would be " Hi my name is Angus, what is the problem and how can I help you?