Phone Communication Etiquette

What Phone Communication Etiquette means?

• Speaking loudly and interrupting frequently
• Using slang and informal language during calls
• Phone Communication Etiquette means following respectful and effective communication practices during phone calls.
• Ignoring the caller and multitasking

How many type of good Phone Communication Etiquette we present last time?

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What the first example of good Phone Communication Ettiquette

• Speaking Clearly and Politely

• Listening Without Interrupting

• Handling Holds Profesionally

• Answering a Call Profesionally

What is after Importance of Phone Etiquette?

• Preparing for a party

• Preparing for a etiquette

• Preparing for a call

• Preparing for a phone

what does it show when you answering the phone within 3 rings?

• it shows respect for the caller's time.

• It indicates a lack of interest in the call.
• it means you are too busy to talk.

• It shows impatience and rudeness.

How we Ending the Call?

• Yell at the other party before ending the call.
• Hang up without saying anything.
• Transfer the call to someone else without notice.
• Politely inform the other party that you need to end the call.

Common Mistakes to Avoid during the Phone Call

• Need to follow up

• Speaking too fast or too softly

• Speaking too hardly

• Using a professional language

Conclusion of Phone Communication Etiquette

• Use slang and informal language throughout the call.

• Avoid summarizing key points at the end of the conversation.
• Helps make conversations smoother and more respectful

• Speak loudly and interrupt frequently.

Do's when Phone Communication Etiquette

• Use slang and informal language.
• Interrupt frequently during the call.
• Speak in a loud and aggressive tone.
• Speak clearly, listen actively, and maintain a polite tone.

Don'ts when Phone Communication Etiquette

• Avoid interrupting, speaking too loudly, using slang, multitasking, and forgetting to introduce yourself.
• Speak without a clear purpose
• Use technical jargon
• Always speak in a monotone voice