4.8 • 985 Ratings
🗓️ 30 April 2024
⏱️ 34 minutes
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In this insightful podcast episode, the host delves into the crucial aspects of positive and productive client communication, drawing from his extensive experience in the residential air conditioning industry. He emphasizes the importance of setting the right tone, bringing energy, building trust, and adapting to different customer personalities when interacting with clients.
The host highlights the key elements of positive communication, such as maintaining a consistently upbeat and enthusiastic demeanor, while also being mindful of the client's preferences. He stresses the importance of active listening, to truly understand the customer's needs and concerns, rather than simply waiting for your turn to speak. The host also touches on the challenges of dealing with difficult customers, such as those who are overly focused on price or technical details, and provides strategies for navigating these situations with patience and professionalism.
The discussion then shifts to the productive side of client communication, emphasizing the importance of being clear, precise, and solution-oriented. The host delves into the pitfalls of being a "yes-man" and making promises that are difficult to follow through on, and instead encourages a more assertive and responsible approach. He emphasizes the need to take ownership of one's words and actions, ensuring that any commitments made to the client are followed through with diligence and care.
The podcast also touches on the significance of situational awareness, wherein the host encourages technicians and salespeople to adapt their communication style based on the client's background and personality. Whether it's an aerospace engineer, a computer programmer, or a contractor, the host provides insights into how to tailor your approach to best serve each individual client.
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By addressing these critical aspects of client communication, the podcast provides invaluable insights for professionals in the HVAC industry and beyond, highlighting the key strategies for fostering positive and productive relationships with customers.
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0:42.3 | So why are you about to listen to this guy instead of listening to me? |
0:46.3 | Your host, Brian Orr. |
0:49.3 | Hey, this is the HVAC School podcast. I'm Brian. This is in the space where a short |
0:55.1 | normally would be and it's not really a short but it's a little bit of a |
0:58.7 | different conversation and it's from our lead sales guide, lead residential sales guy. |
1:04.0 | Tyler is somebody who's been with us a really long time. |
1:08.5 | He is an excellent salesperson in all the right ways like he actually cares about people he came up as a |
1:15.8 | technician he's been with us a long time really good with people and I asked him to do a |
1:22.0 | class of training it's not something he normally does, but on positive and productive client communication. |
1:28.0 | Because almost nobody, or I've never experienced anybody who walks away from communicating with Tyler |
1:34.0 | without feeling like it was both positive and productive and I think he just |
1:38.6 | has a very good perspective on how to communicate with people in a way that makes them feel seen, feel heard, |
1:44.7 | and ultimately makes them want to do business with you. |
1:46.7 | And that's one of the nice things, and of course in sales or in service or in anything that |
1:50.9 | we do, is the ability to have people trust you and to want to do business with you and |
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