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Video
Length
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**NEW**
VisionPoint
Bury My Heart At Conference Room B Exactly How to Become a Leader and Exactly Why
2000
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Skill Development
Key principles and tactics on becoming a leader featuring Stan Slap. |
24 minute video
Participant manual
Facilitator material
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**NEW**
NTI
The Mark
2006
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Safety
A fictional version of an all-to-real threat against an average metropolitan transit system. How asking the right questions and following their instincts could ultimately mean the difference between life and death. |
20 minute DVD
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**NEW**
NTI
System Security Awareness for Transit Employees Warning Signs
2003 |
Safety
What to look for and what to do regarding suspicious activity, packages, devices, and substances. |
15 minute DVD
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Aurora Pictures
Distracted Driving At What Cost
2004 |
Safety / Defensive Driving
This video is designed to make safety awareness an intrical part of everyday driving and discusses different ways a driver can be distracted easily. Transit Version |
16 minute video
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NTI
Harassment Prevention: For Transit Employees
and Supervisors
2005 |
Personnel Management/Harassment
NTI’s Harassment Prevention for Transit Employees and Supervisors
courses are designed to assist transit employees in maintaining
a safe and respectful work environment by recognizing and responding
to potential harassment issues.
To accomplish
these objectives, the courses integrate lecture, visual aids, participant
interaction, and learning activities. |
Training Materials and Facilitator's Power Point Presentation
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Charthouse Learning
FISH!- Catch the Energy. Release the Potential
2002 |
Customer Service
A truly innovative program that presents interconnected principles that everyone can tailor to their own life and work. Using our very own Pike Place Fish in Seattle’s vision to transform it’s employees, you will find this a refreshing approach to a new way of life. The language of FISH!: Play, Make Their Day, Be There, and Choose Your Attitude, helps us get to what matters. |
18 minute video
Workbook included
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Vision Point
Achieving Communication Excellence
2004 |
Skill Development
This program is comprised of three one-hour modules or TrainingBytes
each focusing on one aspect of achieving communication excellence.
These "bytes" are designed to increase participants' ability to listen
and communicate effectively and to give and receive feedback. The
three TrainingBytes included in this program are: 1. Listen Up! Listening
for Effectiveness; 2. Speak Up! Communicating for Excellence; 3. So,
How Am I Doing? Giving and Receiving Feedback. |
3
- 1 hour modules
Training material included on CD
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VIDEO |
Velsoft.com
SoftSkills Courseware
2005 |
Skill
Development
The Soft Skills Courseware Library® is a bundle
of high quality professional development training courses in a software
format. Quickly edit the customizable materials and print out Student
Workbooks, Instructor Guides, Group Activities & Handouts, Course
Outlines, and more.
Available courses
include supervisor training, budgets, minute-takers workshop, team
building, writing reports and proposals, and many more. Click here for a complete list: |
36
Modules
Training materials
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VIDEO |
Vision Point
Increasing Emotional Intelligence
2004 |
Skill
Development
This program is comprised of three one-hour modules or TrainingBytes
each focusing on one aspect of increasing emotional intellegence.
These "bytes" are designed to increase participants' ability to manage
emotions at work, choose to be positive, and keep things in perspective.
The three TrainingBytes included in this program are: 1. Stay in Control:
Managing your Emotions at Work; 2. Half Full or Half Empty? Choosing
to be Positive; 3. Big Picture:Keeping Things in Perspective. |
3
- 1 hour modules
Training material included on CD
ORDER
VIDEO |
Vision Point
The Three-Dimensional Interview – Evaluating for Capability, Commitment and Chemistry
2006 |
Personnel Management / Hiring
This program provides participants with the skills and knowledge they need in order to effectively conduct a consistent, structured interview process to hire candidates that are the best “fit” with the job requirements and the organizations culture. An organization’s ability to select candidates for both job fit AND culture fit ensures a significant improvement in employee performance, satisfaction, retention and commitment to the job and the organization. |
28 minute video
Participant Materials
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National
RTAP
Introduction to Preventative Maintenance:
An Investment That Pays Off 2004 |
Maintenance
/ Safety
We all recognize that preventative maintenance can save
money and improve efficiency. But having said that, how do you achieve
it. The video approaches the subject with a visually and thoughtfully
stimulating wizard who changes to fit the situation as he presents
the "Ten Golden Rules of Preventative Maintenance." The workbook
expands on the basic tenants with examples and exercises to be conducted
by a facilitator or worked through individually. |
20
minute video
Workbook included
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VIDEO |
Vision Point
Managing Your Own Productivity
2004 |
Skill
Development
This program is comprised of three one-hour modules or TrainingBytes
each focusing on one aspect of managing productivity. These "bytes"
are designed to increase participants' ability to plan and organize,
effectively manage priorities, and work with others to achieve results.
The three TrainingBytes included in this program are: 1. Have A
Plan. Work the Plan: Planning and Organizing for Results; 2. What
Should I Do First? Effectively Manage Priorities; 3. It Takes A
Team! Working with Others to Achieve Results. |
3
- 1 hour modules
Training material included on CD
ORDER
VIDEO |
Vision Point
Legal Briefs: Recruiting and Hiring
2006 |
Personnel Management / Hiring
This program is designed to help managers recognize the common pitfalls regarding recruiting and hiring as well as actions they can take to keep themselves and their organizations on the right track and out of court. |
17 minute video
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Fred Pryor Seminars
Coaching Skills for Managers and Supervisors
2005 |
Skill
Development / Personnel Management
Great
coaches inspire great achievement, expect sacrifice, demand excellence,
inspire victory, and garner respect. Now you can use the same proven
management techniques perfected by the most successful men and women
in coaching to inspire, motivate, and create winners! This seminar
gives you the essential coaching skills to immediately improve your
day-to-day and long-term performance as a manager. You’ll learn
how to be demanding of those you lead – but do it the right
way. Make loyalty and commitment part of your team’s culture.
The benefits of coaching you’ll find in this seminar will change
your life as a manager forever. |
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National
RTAP
Problem Passengers/
Challenging Situations June
2002 |
Customer
Service / Dealing with Difficult People
This training video is designed to help drivers and other
personnel who deal directly with the public recognize, avert, and
control disruptive behaviors. By applying the principles featured,
drivers can make professional choices that communicate with the
problem passenger without letting a situation get out of hand and
jeopardizing the safe transport of others.
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25
minute video
Workbook included
ORDER
VIDEO |
Vision Point
We Need to M.E.E.T. Managing
for Respect in the Workplace
2005
M.E.E.T. Zero Tolerance:
Enforcing Zero Tolerance with Fairness &
Respect
2005 |
Cultural
Diversity / Personnel Management
Teaches managers
how to recognize, respond to, and resolve day-to-day workplace situations
that can rise out of cultural differences. It will help managers
know how to promote a respectful and inclusive working environment
while maintaining their organization’s laws, policies, and
values.
This separate,
yet companion video to We Need to M.E.E.T. helps managers learn
how to properly enforce their zero tolerance policies with respect
by gathering all the facts to recognize and correct zero tolerance
situations and stop unacceptable behavior. |
29
minute video
Facilitator Guide with 6.5, 4.5, and 1-hr agenda options
Participant Materials
Self-Study Workbook
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Vision
Point
M.E.E.T. On Common Ground: Speaking
Up for Respect in the Workplace
2001 |
Cultural
Diversity / Personnel Management
In today's workplace, we cannot "check who we are at the door;"
however, we can learn to explore, acknowledge, and respect our differences
. . . and indeed take advantage of those differences to produce
greater productivity and success. This video teaches your employees
how to recognize and respond to any situation professionally and
with respect. The program leaves participants with an easy-to-grasp,
four step model to foster greater understanding and communication
within your organization.
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22
minute video
Facilitator Guide
Participant Materials
ORDER
VIDEO
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Vision Point
Get the Whole Picture- Asking Probing Questions in a Behavior-Based Interview
2006 |
Personnel Management / Hiring
Get the Whole Picture uses a Probing Styles Assessment Tool designed by Dr. Paul Green to help each participant create their own learning objectives based on their personal interviewing style and tendencies. Dr. Green then introduces simulation examples (through video) that allow participants to explore and practice five probing strategies. |
22 minute video
Facilitator's Guide w/ agenda for half day workshop
Participant materials along w/ Facilitator resources
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| Vision
Point
Bad Apples:
How to Deal with Difficult Attitudes
2000 |
Personnel
Management / Dealing with Difficult People
FINALLY, a positive way to deal with negative people whether
it's a co-worker, customer, or even a boss! Bad Apples
is a training program that helps supervisors, employees, and
managers learn how to:
- Access a
challenging situation and determine an appropriate strategy
- Utilize a
five step process for dealing with difficult people
- Regain a
positive attitude about the other person or situation
- Manage conflict
with confidence, resulting in a positive outcome
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22
minute video
Facilitator Guide
Participant Materials
Self-Study Workbook
Attitude:
The Choice is Yours Book
ORDER
VIDEO
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Vision Point
Generations – M.E.E.T. for Respect in the Workplace
2006
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Cultural Diversity / Personnel Management
This program will enable your employees and managers to identify defining characteristics of the four generations of the workforce, recognize issues and situations that may be influenced by generational differences, apply practical tips for working successfully in a multigenerational workplace and will also enable them to use the M.E.E.T. model to communicate effectively and maintain a respect-filled workplace.
To accomplish these objectives, the courses integrate discussion, visual aids, participant interaction, and learning activities. |
2 videos:
One 29 minute video and one 15 minute video
Facilitator Guide Patricipant Materials, Facilitator Resources
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| National
RTAP
Safe Transport of the Public Under the Americans
with Disabilities Act
1993 |
Customer
Service / Disabled Passengers
This video training package is designed primarily for rural
transit drivers who are at the forefront of implementation of ADA
requirements. The training focuses on the driver's responsibility
for learning safe and courteous responses when serving people with
disabilities. This program will teach your driver's the basic terms
and requirements of the ADA, practice using proper procedures for
interacting with passengers that have disabilities, and find out
about other resources available to assist you in achieving full
compliance with the ADA.
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National
RTAP for Iowa Dept of Transportation
Your Ticket to Safety: Bloodborne
Pathogen Awareness for Transit Professionals
1993 |
Bloodborne
Pathogen / Safety
This video provides an overview regarding bloodborne pathogens for
public transit system personnel, including managers, drivers, mechanics,
other employees, and service providers. The companion handbook should
be given to each participant. |
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US Dept of Transportation
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
RTAP National Program
Essential Skills for Dispatching
1990
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Skill
Development
This course is designed to improve the skills of dispatchers or other
rural transit staff members who may work as dispatchers. While the
job responsibilities of a dispatcher may vary from one transit system
to another, this training package focuses particularly on the dispatcher’s
role as a coordinator for the transit system, a communicator with
the public and drivers, and a record keeper. This course may be used
to train one person or in a classroom setting to instruct several
people. There is no set time limit for the training. It may take you
between 3-6 hours to complete.
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33 minute
Video
Manager’s Handbook
Dispatcher’s Handbook
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VIDEO
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Vision Point Fearless
Facilitation!™
How to Lead Effective Training
2005
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Skill
Development
How to Lead Effective Training builds the confidence, poise, knowledge,
and skills demonstrated by facilitators who are exceptionally competent.
Participants will learn how to generate quality discussions, make
smooth transitions between activities, and manage disruptive behaviors.
Organizations will benefit by having facilitators who increase the
value of their training sessions, thus building the skills of associates.
|
DVD
and VHS
Facilitator Guide Participant Materials
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VIDEO |
Vision Point Fearless
Facilitation!™
How to Lead Effective Meetings
2005
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Skill
Development
How to Lead Effective Meetings is designed to build confidence and
competence in anyone who leads any type of meeting-from formal presentations
to informal working sessions. By focusing on the roles, responsibilities,
knowledge, and skills of an effective facilitator, participants will
learn how to increase the value and outcome of meetings, yielding
wise decisions and actions for the organization.
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DVD
and VHS
Facilitator Guide Participant Materials
ORDER
VIDEO |
| Idaho
Dept of Transportation
Unfinished Memories:
The Effects of Drinking and Driving
1989 |
Safety
/ Drug and Alcohol
This video details the heart-breaking effects of alcohol-related
accidents. The message is reinforced from the victims and drivers
on how alcohol-related crashes effect lives. This is a tough and
realistic video detailing the risk and tragedy associated with drinking
and driving.
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CareerTrack Publications
9 Traits of Highly Successful Work Teams
2005 |
Skill Development / Team
Building
In this program you'll learn the skills you need to create teams
that are efficient and effective. You'll discover the nine essential
traits a team must have to function at its peak. And, you'll find
out how to keep your team motivated, on track and moving forward
-- no matter what gets thrown your way.
•
Vol. 1 - Finding a common purpose
• Vol. 2 - Forging shared values/Clarifying team roles and
procedures
• Vol. 3 - Conducting effective meetings
• Vol. 4 - Making effective decisions
• Vol. 5 - Confronting and resolving conflict
• Vol. 6 - Conducting self-assessments and correcting problems
• Vol. 7 - Building organizational bridges
• Vol. 8 - Celebrating and sharing rewards
*** Please note that this video tool box can be borrowed for one
month at a time. |
3
hrs 31 min video
Workbook
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| FLI
Learning Systems, Inc
Coaching the Van
Driver II
2003
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Safety
/ Defensive Driving
The
Coaching the Van Driver II course is intended to refresh and upgrade
defensive driving skills for van drivers. The training video will
be shown in segments during the course. This course focuses on identifying
ways to avoid collisions and near-misses. The course is broken up
into five different sessions: (1) vehicle inspection and vehicle
characteristics, (2) safe driving skills, (3) driving environments,
(4) special considerations, and (5) transportating cargo and passengers.
Each participant will receive a response book that they will be
working on throughout the course.
|
5 hour training
course
Participant Materials
Facilitator Guide
ORDER
VIDEO
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Vision Point
Peer
Today, Boss Tomorrow
2004
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Skill
Development / Leadership
Making the leap from peer to boss is never easy. In addition to dramatic
change, new managers frequently struggle to balance their old coworker
relationships with their new management responsibilities.
Designed to help participants make a successful
transition from “coworker” to “manager”
or “supervisor,” a new video training program “Peer
Today, Boss Tomorrow” presents four proven strategies that
will help new supervisors navigate changing relationships and prepare
for the most difficult situations they’re likely to encounter
as they assume their new role.
Through
the four strategies presented and applied in this program, participants
will have the opportunity to learn:
1. What it means to accept the responsibilities of their new role.
2. How to exercise their abilities to set clear boundaries.
3. The value of strengthening their communication skills.
4. The importance of taking thoughtful and strategic action.
|
60
minute video
Facilitator Guide
Participant Materials
Self-Study Workbook
Peer Today,
Boss Tomorrow: Navigating Your Changing Role
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
The Service Mentality: A Mind-set for
Serving Customers
2004 |
Customer
Service
The importance of learning and practicing proven service techniques
is obvious. Apart from the actual skills and techniques, why is that
some people seem like "naturals" when it comes to providing
great customer service? This program identifies and highlights the
basic characteristics and traits of people who demonstrate excellent
customer service. A teriffic awarenss building program! |
23
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual The Service Mentality
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Determining Caller Needs 2.0: Listening
Skills & Questioning Techniques
2004 |
Customer
Service
Effective
listening skills and questioning techniqes are key to delivering
top notch customer service. Equip your employees with the tools
they need to determine exactly what your customers are requesting.
This dynamic program is perfect for Administrative Staff, Support,
Customer Service, and all employees who interact with callers. Includes
six steps to becoming a more effective listener on the telephone.
Also identifies six effective questioning techniques, plus how and
when to use them. |
25
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Determining Caller Needs
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
From Curt to Courteous 3.0
2004 |
Customer
Service
Viewers will learn the skills of non-visual communication, understanding
and being understood. The program explains how words, voice, tone,
and the listeners imagination create an instant image for the caller.
Second half of this program applies these ideas with a concept known
as "Business Friendly"™ "Business Friendly"™
is the middle ground between being too cold and impersonal and the
other extreme of being too familiar. |
23
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
From Curt to Curteous 3.0
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Four C's of Coaching Skills
2004 |
Customer
Service
Demonstrates
ways to improve performance management and explains the difference
between training, coaching, and counseling. Effectively illustrates
a variety of customer service related coaching situations. This program
will assist in developing the coaching skills of managers, supervisors,
team leaders and coworkers within your organization. A must-have training
tool! |
25
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Four C's of Coaching
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Five Forbidden Phrases 2.0
2004 |
Customer
Service
The Telephone Doctor® has collected comments from various radio
and TV appearances and culled out the five most frustrating phrases
to which the public objects. Whether it's a telephone conversation
or a face-to-face situation, this dynamic video offers the cures to
help eliminate these turn-offs. If employees are using even one of
these phrases, this program will pay for itself quickly. |
18
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Five Forbidden Phrases ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Six Cardinal Rules of Customer Service
2.0
2004 |
Customer
Service
There's
the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, and the Football
Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Now, welcome to the Telephone Doctor®'s
Hall of Shame.
Included in the Hall of Shame are those people who origianted customer
service blunders that plague the world. Meet the men and women who
are responsible for poor customer service treatment both on the phone
and in person.
Guaranteed to help fight mediocrity in the workplace. |
18
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Six Cardinal Rules of Customer Service ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Call Center Challenges
2004 |
Customer
Service
This program features eight thought-provoking vignettes. Each vignette
is designed to challenge your team to brainstorm solutions to the
performance issues portrayed. |
Video
Leader's Guide
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
More Call Center Challenges
2004 |
Customer
Service
This program features eight thought-provoking vignettes. Each vignette
is designed to challenge your team to brainstorm solutions to the
performance issues portrayed. |
Video
Leader's Guide
ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Basic Basic Telephone Skills 2.0
2004 |
Customer
Service
Covers ten simple yet crucial skills which form the very foundation
for delivering exceptional customer service on the phone.
Skills include:
• answering a business call
• the proper way to place callers on hold
• avoiding excuses
• monogramming each call
• getting callers back on track
• eliminating mouth noises
• and so much more
This program
is perfect for entry level staff and a great reminder for more experienced
employees.
|
21
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Basic Basic Telephone Skills ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
What's Wrong With This Picture?
2004 |
Customer
Service
A discussion catalyst® program. Ten powerful vignettes put the
class in charge of identifying various customer service blunders and
suggesting appropriate improvements. Since people learn the best by
hearing, seeing, and doing, this program will challenge your participants
to thing about the root causes of poor service situations as well
as brainstorm the solutions. Features on-the-phone as well as face-to-face
examples. |
16
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
What's Wrong With This Picture ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Emotional Leakage 2.0
2004 |
Customer
Service
Has someone on your staff ever had a bad day and mistreated a co-worker?
Or worse yet, barked at one of your customers??? We call it “Emotional
Leakage,” and it’s costing organizations millions in lost
sales and wasted goodwill.
Updated version of this popular program. Observing “Emotional
Leakage” from a third party point of view helps your employees
realize how unfair this treatment is. This humorous, fast-paced program
offers universal applications.
|
9
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
How to Avoid Emotional Leakage ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Welcome Guest 2.0: How to Treat Every
Caller as a Welcome Guest
2004 |
Customer
Service
Have you ever heard a frontline staff member described
as “just the switchboard operator” or “just the
receptionist”? Don’t
belittle the company ambassador. We’re pleased to present
a program designed to meet specific needs of the frontline staff.
How important
is the first impression your company makes? Face it- whoever answers
the telephone IS the company. The company greeter should be put
on a pedestal.
Loaded with
fresh tips and suggestions, this “how to” program will
immediately improve the performance of staff and make it easy to
do business with your organization.
|
10
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
How to Treat Every Caller as a Welcome Guest ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Irate Caller 2.0: How to Handle the
Irate, Angry, Rude, and Sometimes Abrasive Caller
2004 |
Customer
Service
No one enjoys receiving a barrage of complaints from unhappy customers,
but for many people it’s a routine part of their day. In the
customer service field it sometimes “comes with the territory.”
This updated
video reveals tips and ideas on how to handle the irate, angry,
rude, and sometimes abrasive caller.
Included is
the Telephone Doctor® ASAP technique plus why it’s not
a good idea to make excuses and what to do if a customer starts
swearing.
This video is
intended for anyone who handles complaint calls and contains practical
and common sense methods to show the caller you’re on their
side and you’re there to help.
|
11
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
How to Handle the Irate Caller 2.0 ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Essential Elements of Internal Customer
Service
2004 |
Customer
Service
The
value of offering great customer service isn’t up for debate.
But what about internal customers… our co-workers? Employees
either serve customers directly or they serve someone who does. It’s
critical for superior service to begin within the walls of your organization.
This program illustrates the six essential elements for improving
internal customer service and helps employees realize we are customers
to each other. |
18
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Essential Elements of Internal Customer Service ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
How to Deal with the Foreign Accent
2.0 or All Callers Are Created Equal
2004 |
Customer
Service
Very
few Americans can claim themselves as natives. Most of us trace our
roots back to immigrant grandparents and great-grandparents –
people who came from all over the globe in search of a better life.
Our country’s success is due in large part to its great ethnic
diversity. More
and more today there seems to be an intolerant attitude toward the
newcomers in our country whose English is hard to understand.
Citizens from
Mexico, Russia, Vietnam, etc. deserve the same high level of customer
service as any other customer. This program will help raise awareness
towards this issue. |
12
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
How to Deal with the Foreign Accent 2.0 ORDER
VIDEO |
TelephoneDoctor
Escape From Voice Mail Jail
2004 |
Customer
Service
70% of business calls don’t reach their intended party on the
first attempt. When that happens, more often than not, you’ll
reach voice mail. Ever felt trapped by voice mail? This humorous 24
minute program covers the essentials of how to be more effective when
you use voice mail. The first segment deals with the benefits of using
voice mail. The second segment models effective greetings to leave
on your voice mail box. The third segment addresses leaving effective
messages when you reach the voice mail system of others. Bonus tips
and techniques plus a fun sub-plot makes this video a winner. |
24
minute video
Leader's Guide
Participant Manual
Escape From Voice Mail Jail ORDER
VIDEO |
Vision Point Just
Be F.A.I.R.: A Practical Approach to Diversity in the Workplace
2005
|
Cultural / Diversity / Personnel Management
Diversity is about recognizing and responding effectively to the similarities
and differences among all groups that make up the organization. This
new program teaches a practical, proven tool that can be used to build
cultural competence – the F.A.I.R. Approach!
Just Be F.A.I.R. is a complete diversity awareness program designed
to help employees understand what diversity really is and when it
matters most in the workplace.
This
program introduces the F.A.I.R. Approach as a practical way to improve
an organization’s cultural competency. This approach can be
used as a tool to build more positive, productive relationships
at work that will help employees make better decisions that impact
the overall productivity of the organization.
Just Be F.A.I.R.
consists of two videos that can be implemented individually or together
for a truly comprehensive program. |
16 minute
video&
21 minute
video
Facilitator’s Guide with 7, 4, and 1-hr agenda options
Discussion Guide
Participant Materials
Self-Study Workbook
ORDER VIDEO
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Media
Partners Corp.
The Guest
2004 |
Customer
Service
“The Guest” offers managers a vehicle to introduce customer
service awareness to their group. The film stars a hapless hero who
takes viewers on a tour of his imagination to prove that everything
we need to learn about great customer service, we already know.
The film serves
as a discussion starter to not only open the employee’s minds
to improving customer service, but also to group brainstorming for
effective measures to implement. Remember that treating customers
well is simply treating them like guests in a home. Welcome them,
use their name, take care of their needs, thank them, and invite
them back.
|
14
minute video
Leader's Guide
ORDER
VIDEO |
SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
The Professional Driver
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Ideal safety training for new drivers. Defines the higher level of
responsibility a professional driver must assume. Emphasizes preventability
rather than fault. Includes the basic elements of defensive driving
and explains the concept of the driver as a manager of space, vehicle
control and people. Underscores the importance of the driver’s
role as ambassador for the company, including driving safety, general
public safeguards and overall company success. Winner—2002
Telly Award |
14
minute video
ORDER
VIDEO |
SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Trip Inspections
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Instills the importance
of pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and emphasizes the value
of strict inspection routines. Details technological features of vehicles,
such as airbrakes, anti-lock braking systems, steerable tag axles
and engine retarders, and how they impact safe driving. Insures that
drivers understand safe operation of all vehicle features. Emphasizes
how knowledge and correct application can prevent accidents resulting
from loss of control or skidding. Educates drivers on maintaining
consistent vehicle control and handling. Winner—2002 Telly
Award |
21
minute video
ORDER
VIDEO |
SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Space Management
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
A vital element
in any safety training, proper space management minimizes the most
frequent and severe type of motor vehicle accident—the rear-end
collision. Defines safe and proper following distances in detail,
based on vehicle size and speed. Discusses how adverse weather conditions
affect surface and visibility conditions and how following distances
are influenced. Stresses the importance of managing side-to-side space
and establishing a cushion of space for possible emergency maneuvers.
Maintaining proper space cushions is also presented during lane changes,
moving to and from ramps and between stopped vehicles. Special attention
is placed on responding to vehicles following too closely. Assists
in developing fundamental safe driving behavior during changing road
conditions and details how to avoid situations leading to hard braking
and abrupt turns. Winner—2002 Telly Award |
15
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Passing and Lane Changing
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Trains drivers
to reduce sideswipe accidents and unnecessary lane changes. Highlights
the importance of proper lookout and space management for moving from
one lane to another when passing or changing lanes. Features safety
training for passing on dangerous two-lane roadways, communicating
with turn signals and handling special conditions, such as lane merging.
Winner—2002 Telly Award |
15
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Backing Basics
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Identifies techniques to minimize backing accidents—the most
preventable type of accident. Focuses on ways to avoid backing if
at all possible. Includes details on communicating with horns, back-up
warning devices and flashers. Emphatically stresses the driver’s
responsibility in making sure the area behind the vehicle is clear
before backing. Offers helpful tips to avoid backing accidents, such
as using spotters or physically measuring distances prior to backing.
Winner—2002 Telly Award |
11 minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Intersections
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Identifies one
of the most hazardous areas in commercial driving—intersections.
Instructs drivers on defensive techniques and maneuvers to reduce
the risk of intersection accidents, damage to parked vehicles or road
signs and pedestrian injuries. Discusses preparation for upcoming
intersections, responding to traffic signals, making proper turns,
safely positioning a motor coach for transferring passengers, maintaining
awareness of pedestrians, driver blind spots, recognizing potential
problem behaviors of other drivers. Winner—2002 Telly Award
|
17
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Pedestrian Awareness
2003 |
Safety/Defensive
Driving
Teaches drivers
to identify behavioral problems and react safely to reduce and, hopefully,
eliminate pedestrian accidents. Uses pedestrian behaviors, such as
jaywalking, walking against red lights and moving into driver blind
spots, to teach drivers to recognize hazards and react safely. Features
special situations involving children at play, elderly persons and
disabled persons. Highlights the importance of maintaining a diligent
lookout in urban areas, rural settings and on the open highway. Winner—2002
Telly Award |
24
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Managing Agressive Behavior
2003 |
Safety/Security
Trains drivers in practical techniques to manage confrontational
situations, ranging from minor disruptions to hijacking. Provides
a system for determining the seriousness of a situation and taking
appropriate action. Includes dramatized scenarios and response guidelines
for dealing with disruptive behavior, such as horseplay or loud
arguments, physical confrontations, such as fistfights, aggressive
driving and road rage, robbery and hijacking. Winner—2002
Telly Award |
20
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
ADA - Going the Extra Mile
2003 |
Customer
Service / Disabled Passengers/Defensive
Driving
Shows practical techniques required for ADA compliance.
Employs clear, easy-to-follow demonstrations of using a motorcoach
lift to board a wheelchair passenger, providing mobility assistance
for passengers transferring on or off and assisting a passengers from
wheelchairs to seats. Emphasizes emergency evacuation of disabled
passengers. Winner—2002 Telly Award |
45
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
ADA—Handling Passengers with Special
Needs
2003 |
Customer
Service / Disabled Passengers/Defensive
Driving Offers
practical techniques for assisting wheelchair passengers, persons
with limited mobility, blind or visually impaired individuals, hearing
impaired people, those with psychiatric or developmental disabilities
and passengers with medical disorders, such as epilepsy and Alzheimer’s
disease. Discusses ADA requirements pertaining to service animals
as well as for lifts, wheelchairs and portable breathing equipment.
Information from experienced specialists at the Houston Center for
Independent Living helps drivers gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes
necessary to serve passengers with special needs. An ideal companion
module for “Going the Extra Mile.” Winner—2002
Telly Award |
20
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
The Big Suitcase
2003 |
Safety
It’s the little things that you remember – and sometimes,
it’s the little things that you forget. Chuck Burman was a career
driver, a loyal employee, a devoted friend, and a good dad. Chuck
knew all the rules and regulations. He was a good driver…then,
one day, something happened, and Chuck’s life would never be
the same. SPS Enterprises, Inc. presents a very special short film;
The Big Suitcase. An emotional and stirring cautionary tale about
safety and the profound and tragic results of letting down your guard
while you’re behind the wheel. The Big Suitcase is an unforgettable
parable every commercial vehicle operator should see. It’s about
those little things we all take for granted, sometimes with tragic
consequences. The bottom line, it’s only a vehicle. You tell
it what to do. Drive safely, there’s an awful lot at stake.
|
20
minute video
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SPS
Enterprises, Inc.
Operation Secure Transport
2004 |
Security / Safety
Teaches
commercial vehicle drivers the information and skills necessary to
avoid becoming targets of terrorism or other security incidents. Communicates
how to recognize suspicious situations, as well as credible threats,
and how to respond appropriately to threatening incidents, including
robbery, hijacking and potential exposure to chemical, biological
or radioactive agents.
|
80
minute video
Leader's Guide
Student Guide
PowerPoint Slides
Quick Reference
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Brad Worthley International
Outstanding Customer Service: Hospitality
Training
|
Customer
Service
- You are a
key person
- How people
judge you
- Gender does
play a role
- Handling
upset customers
- Exceeding
customers' expectations
- How customers
perceive the things you do
|
50
minute video
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|
Brad Worthley International
Outstanding Leadership Step Outside
the Box! |
Skill Development / Leadership
- Defining
boundaries
- You are the
conductor
- The three
learning styles
- Proactive
versus reactive leadership
- Removing
barriers for employees
- People don't
fail as much as systems do
|
76
minute video
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