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Power Tools for Front Line Customer Service - Marketing & Facilities Network
Auburn Community Center
910 9th Street SE
Auburn, WA 98002
United States
(253) 931-3043

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Thursday, September 27, 2018, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM PDT
Category: Network Meetings & Events

Power Tools for Front-Line Customer Service

Hosted by the WRPA Marketing & Facilities Network

Cost:

$60 for WRPA members
$75 for Non-members

Pre-registration is now closed. Walk-ins welcome.

Working with the public can be incredibly rewarding, but is often costly in ways we never expected. In this two-hour customer service intensive, we will discuss highly effective best practices and provide tools for dealing with difficult customers. Supervisors, managers, and front-line workers are encouraged to attend. This is a great event for teams to attend together. Discussion questions will be provided for teams to debrief on their own.

Minimum attendance needed to proceed with training: 30


Speaker Information

Karin Peabody has been a communications instructor for the past twenty-five years. She specializes in empowering organizations, teams and families to work together more effectively and navigate the dynamics of interpersonal relationships. Her approach encompasses skill-based learning and raising awareness of the social and emotional aspects of communication.

Karin is also a Certified StrengthsFinder Communicator and enjoys helping people discover and maximize their potential in a team context.

Karin's experience includes:

  • Professional development seminars
  • Public speaking
  • Family communication classes
  • Group facilitator training
  • Individual and team coaching 

What People Are Saying

"What I particularly appreciated about the (Strengths Finder) curriculum is that it changes the lens through which we look at others, regardless of whether they're co-worker, friends, or family. We were trained to look at talent, capacity and potential, not the box we've placed others in. I loved it and feel like it will be a game changer for me."

—H.M., Pierce County Human Resources

"Karin is extremely engaging. I really enjoyed this presentation and have a renewed positivity for my job and coworkers. I got a lot out of this class."

2017 TRAIN Consortium participant 

"Karin asked thoughtful questions that made us think deeper into our practice. She offered several strategies teachers can use and modeled these for staff. Her ability to present as much information as she did and chunk it into digestible bites was remarkable. Karin possesses the character and presence that make her a successful and impactful independent contractor of adult learning." 

T.B., Principal, Tacoma Schools