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3. Talk about what you can do instead of what you can't do. Nobody likes to hear “no.” Yet we find ourselves saying it over and over: “No, I can’t do that” or even worse, “No, I can’t, it's not our policy.” Instead of delivering a simple no, stop, take a breath and think about what you can do. When you tell a customer, “I can see why that's important to you, let me see what I can do” or “I wish I could do that, but I can do this instead … ” you make them feel important and well cared for.
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