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Telephone etiquette is one of is most important skills in the business world today. By teaching a business ­like attitude when dealing with customers, promoting professionalism and courtesy students increase their eligibility in most areas of business regardless of the job. Effective communication enunciation, short-term memory skills and listening skills are the key points to learn when using the telephone. By using scenario based role-play training, students learn skills that can be appealing to perspective employers, satisfy customers and provide a pleasant experience for the caller.

Our products provide the following features to accommodate the training of professional telephone usage.
Four (4) incoming lines: The ability to place multiple calls to the students allows for a gradual increase of tasks. Once the student has become familiar with the process students learn to manage multiple calls with courtesy, speed and accuracy.
Four (4) call transfer lines: Being able to accurately transfer calls to the correct extension is also an important skill that must be practiced to perfect.
Two (2) Outgoing lines: Along with the ability to receive up to four phone calls the students can now call out on (2) separate lines. Any number of occurrences can require that a student place an outgoing call. Why two?

Our new BE-4200 has been designed to double as a telemarketing-training device.
Students learning telemarketing must learn to practice their sales dialog. Nothing turns a person off more than listening to some one stumble through their sales pitch unable to properly describe their product or answer questions. Additionally when a telemarketer has sold the customer the product, they must transfer the call to a supervisor for verification, payment and delivery terms. By having two lines the student never skips a beat, they select another line and continue with another call to continue.