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    Prashant Chauhan
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    If someone is calling to your home phone like works, just say u how may I help you?P 2. Always begin your conversation by introduce yourself with your name. 3. After introduce yourself, request the caller details politely. The n ask him about his need. 4. Never hold a call and keep the caller waiting more than a minute, unless you are expecting very important call. 5. Never scream on phone line when you making calls or receiving calls. The problem may be in your phone or your connection error.

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    If someone is calling to your home phone like works, just say u how may I help you?P 2. Always begin your conversation by introduce yourself with your name. 3. After introduce yourself, request the caller details politely. The n ask him about his need. 4. Never hold a call and keep the caller waiting more than a minute, unless you are expecting very important call. 5. Never scream on phone line when you making calls or receiving calls. The problem may be in your phone or your connection error.

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    Attending Telephone Calls

    Transféré par

    Prashant Chauhan
    If someone is calling to your home phone like works, just say u how may I help you?P 2. Always begin your conversation by introduce yourself with your name. 3. After introduce yourself, request the caller details politely. The n ask him about his need. 4. Never hold a call and keep the caller waiting more than a minute, unless you are expecting very important call. 5. Never scream on phone line when you making calls or receiving calls. The problem may be in your phone or your connection error.

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    Every day you are receiving numerous calls through your land line or your
    mobile phone. Speaking on telephone may be easy. But handle and answering
    calls with good phone etiquette is much hard. How did you handle your calls?
    Sometimes your reply may be harsh or irresponsible due to many factors. Here
    we offer you some nice tips how to speak very nicely on the phone.
    1. While attend phone call just say µ  µand introduce yourself with your
    name. If you receive calls other tha n your home phone like works, just say µ
    
     
      ?¶ Never say µ
    
    µ, µ
    µor µ
    
    ?¶
    2. Always begin your conversation by introduce yourself, even it is a personal
    one.
    3. After introduce yourself, request the caller details politely. The n ask him
    about his need.
    4.If someone is calling to your phone and request to connect your co -worker in
    your works, if that specified person is not available, just reply them simply µI
    am sorry¶ and update the status of your co-worker availability, and ask him to
    µ       
    ?¶
    5. Never hold a call and keep the caller waiting more than a minute, unless if
    you are expecting very important call. Or else explain your position and request
    him to call back some time later.
    6. If the caller didn¶t know about you, just introduce yourself briefly when you
    start your conversation.
    7.When you Finish your call just say µ  µ or µ  µ or µ
      
       µ
    8. If you are the one who making call, before start conversation i ntroduce
    yourself briefly.
    9. Never scream on phone line when you making calls or receiving calls, if you
    didn¶t hear voice from the other end. The problem may be in your phone or your
    connection error. So, make sure the caller had a same problem and how h e hears
    your voice in their end.
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    Some O-quantiles have special names.

    p The 2-quantile is called the median


    p The 3-quantiles are called tertiles or terciles ĺ T
    p The 4-quantiles are called quartiles ĺ Q
    p The 5-quantiles are called quintiles ĺ QU
    p The 6-quantiles are called sextiles ĺ S
    p The 10-quantiles are called deciles ĺ D
    p The 12-quantiles are called duo-deciles ĺ Dd
    p The 20-quantiles are called vigintiles ĺ V
    p The 100-quantiles are called percentiles ĺ P
    p The 1000-quantiles are called permilles ĺ Pr

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    p The 5th decile cuts off lowest 50% of data, i. e., the 50th percentile, 2nd quartile, or median.
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    In statistics and the social sciences, a    (or centile) is the value of a variable below which a
    certain percent of observations fall. For example, the 20th percentile is the value (or score) below which 20
    percent of the observations may be found. The term percentile and the related term percentile rank are often
    used in the reporting of scores from norm-referenced tests.
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