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MasterDrive uses lockdown to improve skills of team members

MasterDrive used the time during level four and five lockdown constructively by upskilling their sales and bookings teams. The team embarked on a course entitled, ‘Futuristic Excellence in Leadership Sales and Customer Care Training.’ The training will not only guide them in their future endeavours at work but will play a role in most spheres of their life. 

The managing director of MasterDrive, Eugene Herbert, says the team used the time to help various people within MasterDrive better understand the motivations of the people they deal with on a daily basis within a context where COVID-19 continues to affect all facets of life. “The training focused on developing the skills that team members who deal with clients need to successfully operate in an environment that is currently dictated by COVID-19.

“The manner in which we engaged with clients previously will no longer suffice with the demands that coronavirus has placed on all. We need to be adept at engaging on virtual platforms as the norm rather than something we are using until we can meet in person. There is also need for people to understand that products and services or customer care that helps an individual or company deal with lockdown restrictions is an essential need currently. The training helped the team become even more proficient in providing for these needs.”

On completion of the training, team members revealed how the training affected many spheres of their lives. “It was encouraging to see the team members take aspects of each of their personalities and relate it back to the skills they had learnt. Each person demonstrated how they related to the information shared both when dealing with clients and in their own relationships.

“Overall, the experience was an enriching one that we look forward to implementing with our clients by our side. Helping you through this time while still continuing to meet everyday needs and demands is important to us,” says Herbert.

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