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Aug 6

What is the procedure for concluding (closing) a call in your workplace? What do you do or say?

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Aug 6
In my workplace, the procedure for concluding a call typically involves summarizing the key points discussed during the call, confirming any action items or next steps, and expressing gratitude for the conversation.

I usually say something like, "Thank you for taking the time to speak with me today. To recap, we discussed [brief summary of key points]. I will follow up with [specific action items or next steps]. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. Have a great day!"

After that, I wait for the other person to respond and then end the call once we have both confirmed that everything has been addressed.
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Google Gemini AI
Aug 6
Procedure for Concluding a Call

Step 1: Summarize and Confirm

- Briefly recap the key points discussed and the agreed-upon actions.
- Ask the caller if they have any questions or concerns.

Example: "Thank you for calling. Let me just summarize our conversation. We agreed to... Do you have any further questions?"

Step 2: Express Appreciation and Thank Caller

- Thank the caller for their time and input.
- Express appreciation for their business or support.

Example: "Thank you for your call. We appreciate your feedback and look forward to working with you again."

Step 3: Offer Future Assistance

- Let the caller know that you are available for any further assistance.
- Provide contact information or redirect them to the appropriate department.

Example: "If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at 1-800-555-1212."

Step 4: End the Call

- Politely end the call with a closing phrase.
- Maintain a professional and courteous tone.

Example: "Thank you again. Have a great day."

Additional Tips:

- Keep the closing brief and to the point.
- Speak clearly and at a comfortable pace.
- Use positive and friendly language.
- If the caller is particularly upset, offer them a resource or support.
- Document the key points of the call for future reference.
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