Module 22–1 Concepts of High-Quality Customer Service Module 2.

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Module 22–1 Concepts of High-Quality Customer Service Module 2

2–2 Learning Objectives Given a participative lecture, participants will identify Child Support Enforcement Program customers Through a group activity and in a large group discussion, participants will define effective customer service within the Child Support Enforcement Program community

Module 2 2–3 Learning Objectives Given a participative lecture, participants will identify the most common barriers to providing high-quality customer service Given a participative lecture and in large group discussion, participants will define “self-talk” and provide both positive and negative examples

Module 2 2–4 Learning Objectives Through a large group discussion, participants will identify and describe the benefits of delivering effective customer service.

Module 2 2–5 Individual Activity Customer Service Self Assessment

Module 2 2–6 Child Support Customers Who are your customers? –“A person with whom one has dealings.”

Module 2 2–7 Internal Customers “A person with whom one has dealings” –Everyone is your customer

Module 2 2–8 Delivery Points When do you deliver customer service?

Module 2 2–9 Customers How are the Child Support Enforcement community customers different?

Module 2 2–10 Child Support Enforcement– Product CUSTOMER SERVICEChild Support Enforcement agencies are CUSTOMER SERVICE agencies

Module 2 2–11 Group Activity

Module 2 2–12 Effective Customer Service Courtesy Prompt Attention Reliability Personal Attention Knowledgeable Staff Empathy

Module 2 2–13 Effective Customer Service Thank You Go the extra mile

Module 2 2–14 Communication

Module 2 2–15 Strategies Know your organization Take responsibility Follow Up Use positive self– talk

Module 2 2–16 Self–Talk “It’s a funny thing about life. If you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it.” Somerset Maugham.

Module 2 2–17 Benefits of Effective Customer Service Effective, professional public contact is essential to the success of the entire Child Support Enforcement Program.

Module 2 2–18 Group Activity

Module 2 2–19 Summary & Conclusions Identified Child Support Enforcement community customers Defined effective customer service within the Child Support Enforcement community Identified the most common barriers to providing high-quality customer service Defined “self-talk” and provided both positive and negative examples Identified the benefits of delivering effective customer service