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How 'A' Players Meet Customer Expectations - By Dr. Rick Johnson |
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Delivering Service
Customers today expect first-class service, and rightly so. Think about how we felt when we last received poor service. Disappointed? Angry? Cheated? This is exactly how our customers feel when they experience similar treatment. Compare this with how we feel when we receive exceptional service. Remember that customers are not an irritation standing in the way of ourself and our work, they are our precious. Without them we have no business. List areas where we feel that we can improve customer service. Look at how staff interact with customers, how orders are processed, and how correspondence is dealt with. Tackle each area for improment in turn. 2007-10-17 Honey Thazin Aung |
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Representative of Customer and Services Industry
Customer Services Officer, Guest Service Agent same objective of treat efficiently to our valuable guest and customer. We need to know how they need, what they want, expect, we can know in advance, we have to proactive their expectation of our services, we need to solve positively, we need to care with exceptional services, this is we can do from our experiences and interesting. 2007-10-30 Honey Thazin Aung |
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