Suppose a salesperson in a hardware store has a 10-year-old son with behavior problems. The supervisor gets to know about this. During one of their conversations, the supervisor says, "I've noticed that we haven't received any more customer complaints about your service and, in fact, one customer told me you went out of your way." This should be said by the supervisor during which stage of the counseling interview?

a. Selection of solution (s)

b. Consideration of possible solutions

c. Schedule a follow-up meeting

d. Discussion of what the problem is

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5 February, 06:50

Suppose a salesperson in a hardware store has a 10-year-old son with behavior problems. The supervisor gets to know about this. During one of their conversations, the supervisor says, "I've noticed that we haven't received any more customer complaints about your service and, in fact, one customer told me you went out of your way." This should be said by the supervisor during which stage of the counseling interview?

a. Selection of solution (s)

b. Consideration of possible solutions

c. Schedule a follow-up meeting

d. Discussion of what the problem is

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Warren Gill · Answer 1

c. Schedule a follow-up meeting

Explanation:

In the given scenario the supervisor when talking to his son made the following statement: "I've noticed that we haven't received any more customer complaints about your service and, in fact, one customer told me you went out of your way."

This statement is one that should be asked during follow up meeting to review implemented solution.

Counseling interview will involve identifying the problem, consideration of solutions, choosing the appropriate solution, and finally the follow up meeting where review is done and feedback given.

The salesperson's son recieved positive feedback after solution implementation