Customer Service Keys to Increase Your Business Blackstone Valley Tourism Business Network May 5, 2015 Michael Sabitoni, CHE.

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Customer Service Keys to Increase Your Business Blackstone Valley Tourism Business Network May 5, 2015 Michael Sabitoni, CHE

What is Quality Customer Service? Definition: Quality customer service is consistently surpassing customer expectations in selected areas. Reminder – Reality is the way guests/patients/families see things. Their perceptions, not your perceptions, influence their behavior. It’s not enough to provide what you think is good service; they have to perceive it as good. If they aren’t satisfied, for whatever reason, it isn’t good service. Quality Customer Service

Positive Service Characteristics Negative Service Characteristics Positive and Negative Service Characteristics Remember the old adage, “The customer is always right.” This doesn’t mean you have to “give away the store”, but it does mean you must find ways to match customer expectations and company requirements. Product/service knowledge Courtesy/politeness Perceiving customer requirements Clear speech Efficiency/promptness Punctuality Effective communication Tolerance to pressure Assertiveness Understanding cultural differences Interest Ignoring customers Treating customers as interruptions Avoiding responsibility, problems, controversy, and issues Doing work over rather than doing it right the first time Rudeness

Who is Your Customer? Who are your internal customers? What kind of contact do you have with your external customers?

Quality customer service: Saves time Provides recognition and esteem Creates fewer complaints and less stress Makes work easier and more enjoyable Promotes career success and earning potential Keeps customers Benefits of Good Service

Types of Service Help me Fix it Value-added What type of service does your area deliver? Types of Customer Service

StepValue-Adding IdeaBenefit to: Customer, Company, You Moments of Truth Every time a customer comes into contact with a company representative, it is a moment of truth. If you refer back to the number of people employed by the company, it is easy to see why service is made up of countless moments of truth each year. Any of those moments provides the opportunity to deliver value-added service.

Preparation – Be knowledgeable about the mission, goals, services, products, and procedures of your company and the industry. Professionalism – Present a credible image, and build a credible reputation through verbal and nonverbal communication. Take the initiative and inspire confidence. Make a good first impression. Listening Techniques – Deal with the customer’s/patient’s feelings first, showing a regard for his/her needs and an interest in his/her satisfaction. Provide Information – Answer questions or offer solutions. Provide positive input. Add Value – Provide those extras that are more than what the customer/patient expects. Do things right 100 percent of the time. Five Steps to Quality Customer Service

The central idea for a business to keep in mind when designing a customer experience or executing customer service is that your customer’s relationships with each other are central to action. The relationship that matters is among your customers; the relationship between your customer and their service provider—you—is in a real sense secondary. It’s a role for you of facilitation and support. If you provide a stage, a backdrop for the primary relationships of your customer, you can become, and remain, their provider of choice. hospitality-four-seasons-to-healthcare-mayo-clinic/

“Hire friendly, train technical.” – JW Marriott, Jr. at Johnson & Wales University, April 9 th 2015