Reception
Quiz: True or False
Choose the correct answer. There is only one correct answer for each question.
Why must the client's details be kept confidential?
- So that the client does not become upset.
- To prevent any gossip.
- So that rumours can not spread.
- So the privacy of the client is protected.
Why must appointments be booked correctly?
- To make sure the manager has all the clients.
- To keep the salon busy.
- To make sure the salon runs smoothly.
- So that the salon can close on time.
If there is a client waiting at reception and the phone rings, what order would you deal with them?
- Answer the phone and ignore the client.
- Answer the phone.
- Deal with the client.
- Firstly, excuse yourself from the client, then answer the phone.
When would you leave things for the receptionist to deal with?
- Make the appointment.
- Answer the telephone.
- Take a message.
- Take a payment.
A client wants to book an appointment at 4pm on Wednesday with Ann, but she is busy then. What should be done?
- Explain that Ann is busy then and offer another time.
- Tell the client that Ann cannot do her hair.
- Book an appointment with Alex.
- Book her for Thursday at 4pm.
What should always be on the reception desk?
- Appointment book.
- Newspaper
- Style Book.
- Magazine.
If a client's confidentiality was broken, what would happen?
- The salon's reputation would be damaged.
- Different client information would have been given to the salon.
- The client would not return to the salon.
- The Data Protection Act would have been breached.
What should be done with a client who has arrived early for her appointment?
- Tell the manager of the salon.
- Tell the client to return later on.
- Tell the client to wait.
- Ask the client to wait, offer her a drink and tell the stylist of her arrival.
A client's expensive coat has gone missing at reception, she is very angry. what can you do?
- Tell the client to have another look herself.
- Do nothing about the loss.
- Tell her not to upset herself.
- Report the loss to the salon manager.
What is the Data Protection Act for?
- To make sure that a client's personal information is not given out to anyone.
- To produce data for the computer.
- To protect the client from information.
- So that no-one can see any client record cards.