Why is feedback on customer service important?, It allows customers to offer specialist advice., It identifies staff who need to be disciplined., It identifies areas for improvement., It allows the business to increase profit., What staff behavior could make a customer problem worse?, Make them wait for service., Refer them to a supervisor., Record the complaint., Greet the customer by name., Why are focused questions most helpful in solving a problem?, They collect relevant details., They allow for discussion., They reduce the paperwork., They show good body language., What is the best way to address a potentially stressful customer situation?, Listen to the customer., Challenge the customer., Ask the customer to leave., Walk away from the customer., Why is it necessary to identify when a customer needs attention?, To increase the level of gratuity., To get a review from the supervisor., To deliver an efficient service., To avoid disturbing other guests., What is the main reason for speaking clearly with a customer?, Details are more likely to be understood., It is considered to be polite., Many clients have disabilities., Staff may have a different first language., What type of behavior is firm but polite?, Aggressive., Passive., Assertive., Positive., Why is it helpful to smile when making a telephone call?, Customers will give good feedback., Customers will be interested., It makes a voice sound clearer., It makes a voice sound friendly., How do businesses ensure all customers understand information sent in emails?, Present the text in a large font., Reduce the number of words., Adapt the language used., Underline key words., What is the main purpose of a business searching social media sources?, To identify customer feedback., To respond to complaints., To update a database., To make new friends., What is a reason for setting clear event objectives?, To share the plans with the client., So staff know limits of their role., To measure the success., So contractors know what to do., Why are alternative event proposals needed?, To meet legal requirements., To make best use of staff., To increase profit margins., To offer a range of options., How should agreements with clients be documented?, Verbal promises., Signed contracts., Minutes from meetings., Messages on social media., What service would need to be offered by a wedding venue?, Accommodation., Entertainment., Function space., Valet parking., Why is it important to work well with event venue staff?, To make new friends., So the event runs smoothly., So guests know who is in charge., To increase the number in the team., Why is mise en place important when making sandwiches?, To avoid waste., To improve quality., To store items correctly., To reduce preparation time., What is a quality indicator for sandwiches on a finger buffet?, Menu price., Portion size., Time of service., Different textures., What type of glass is lemonade served in?, Flute., Goblet., Pilsner., Tumbler., Why should sandwiches be stored in a refrigerator?, For presentation reasons., For stock control reasons., For security reasons., For food safety reasons., What service style should be used for a sandwich lunch at a business conference?, Buffet., Silver., Family., Gueridon., What external factor influences menu prices?, Staff skills., Style of service., Cooking methods., Seasonality of produce., What is used to identify the most popular dishes on a menu?, Daily takings., Food wastage., Customer orders., Number of complaints., What is included in an event feasibility study?, Allocation of staff resources., Inspection of venue facilities., Promotion of the activity., Creation of objectives., What term describes when an event starts to make a profit?, Break even., Cash flow., Annual turnover., Surplus income., What is used to estimate potential event income?, Resource cost., Venue hire., Ticket price., Menu type., How are event feasibility study results presented?, As a report showing actual costs., As a report showing potential revenue., As a report showing confirmed funding., As a report showing guaranteed profit., What is an example of a social event?, A business meeting., An anniversary dinner., An annual conference., A trade exhibition., What is the best way to research competitors' events?, Search the internet., Visit trade shows., Meet with suppliers., Attend industry seminars., What is a negative impact of an outside music event on a local community?, Loud noise., Job creation., Increased visitors., Business opportunities., What is the last stage in running an event?, Research., Marketing., Evaluation., Planning., Why is timing important when serving food at an event?, To show skills levels., To serve food at its best., To reduce financial costs., To meet staff needs., Why are work plans detailed?, To cover all elements., To inform staff., To inform guests., To cover all risks..

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