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Role-Play. 4 Psychological Types of Customers
Role-Play. 4 Psychological Types of Customers
Characteristic. Sets detailed questions. Assesses your competence by the time you spent. He can be receptive.
Punctual, check all the facts. Strives for perfection. Follows the instructions and follows the rules. Loves accuracy.
Thinks critically. Sluggish in speech, in movements and decisions. He speaks quietly. A strong handshake. Keeps a
distance. He looks in the eyes from time to time. Gestures are restrained.
Dangers. Does not act directly. He's slow. Avoids risk. He speaks quietly. Careful. Asks for a permission. He's
insecure. Sets many questions. Inflexible.
Actions of the seller. Give a clear and detailed account of your thoughts. Talk slowly. Provide accurate data and be
able to prove them. Draw a complete picture for the consumer. Be logical. Do not push the consumer to a quick fix.
Do not try to dominate. Dress conservatively, wear dark-colored clothes.
Dangers. He is impenetrable. Restrained. Not talkative. Likes details and facts. Loves a quick result. First acts, then
thinks. He can be sharp and rude. Of great importance is the prestige of his personality. Mistrustful.
Actions of the seller. Carefully prepare for the meeting. Be concise. Be energetic and move quickly to the point. Be a
professional. Offer a choice. Be persistent. Emphasize the relevance of the proposal.
Dangers. Not interested in facts and details. In the first place are relations. Is inclined to long dialogue. He is biased.
Sentimental. Can put things off in a long box. Subjective. He does not like to set goals for himself and achieve them.
Rageful.
Actions of the seller. To talk slowly. Keep friendly. Asking personal questions. Hold out your hand for greetings. Be
hospitable in communication. Behave yourself busily and professionally. Be trustworthy. Offer your help. Be
consistent. Emphasize your desire to help. Show interest. Do not be overly persistent. Do not push or hurry.
• Characteristic.Ready to take risks. Initiator. Eloquent and verbose. Energetic. Likes to have fun. Loves to help.
Unorganized. Emotional. Optimist. Inattentive listener. He is original. Is able to convince. Unpredictable. Does
not like loneliness. Is inclined to exaggerations and generalizations. A firm handshake. He speaks quickly and
loudly. Looks in the eyes. Dresses brightly.
• Dangers. Acts directly. Likes to take risks. Is inclined to violations of agreements. Likes to make critical statements.
He is biased in assessments. Inattentive to details. Quickly makes decisions. Impractical.
• Actions of the seller. Inspire to action. Give new ideas. Motivate your proposal. Refer to the opinions of others. Give
the chance to speak out. Be confident. Straight forward to the point. Provide details in a written form. Speak
clearly.