Your Clients Will Never Think You are Screaming At Them Again

Why.

I can’t hear you.

You’re looking for.

What kind.

To see how annoying that is.

Here’s the lesson.

Don’t answer your phone if you’re in a really noisy loud place.

Restaurants can be noisy nightclubs can be noisy.

Far better to see your phone calls coming in.

Let it go to voicemail and then excuse yourself.

Go outside.

Go to a quiet place.

Return the call five minutes later when it’s quiet.

This way you can have a normal tone of voice you may have a client prospect calling you.

It’s 3:00 in the afternoon for them but it’s 9 p.m. for you.

You’re it and you’re off duty.

It’s a nightclub you’re maybe having a good time having a glass of wine or two don’t show that side of your life your reality to the client or prospect of that moment.

Find a quiet place Wait till you’re in a quiet place before you take the call.

You don’t want it to be shouting over music over background sound over the loud clatter of people if you’re too noisy restaurant you want quiet when you’re taking calls.

Most of the time.

Of course there could be exceptions where it’s a client you’re dealing with it’s a very intense crisis situation you’re going back and forth.

They have to get a hold of you instantly.

You’ve already talked a dozen times a day.

Yeah.

Maybe you pick up instantly no matter where you are but otherwise you don’t want to expose someone the first time talking to you and they’re hearing you shouting.

It just does not make a good impression at all so don’t do that speaking of good impressions.

If you’re out everybody deserves to relax in their own way.

But if you had a couple of glasses of wine you’re at a nice loud fun place.

My recommendation just don’t take the call.

Return the call tomorrow because you may think you’re perfectly fine.

But if you have even a 5 percent slurring your speech that might make a permanent negative impression on a client customer or boss.

So make sure that you’re not doing anything to expose yourself to criticism when you’re taking calls after hours.