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The Customer Service Ritual that Takes Place at Every Meeting

ShepHyken

It helps us keep customer service “front-of-mind” and is a positive way to start a meeting. By the way, this is the same exercise we teach in our customer service training programs. We have clients that have been doing this exercise for years. As mentioned, for us it’s customer service.

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The One Thing We Must Do to Create a Customer Focused Culture

ShepHyken

To kick off the start of 2017 I could share my “Top Seventeen Ways to Deliver Great Customer Service in 2017.” One of the most important ways to improve customer service is to make sure that everyone in an organization (company) is in alignment with the customer service and/or experience vision.

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The Difference Between Customer Focus and… NOT

ShepHyken

His plea was, “We are so NOT customer-focused, and we need to be!” He then shared what may be one of the most crystal-clear examples of the difference between a company that is customer focused and one that isn’t. Whether you’re customer-focused or not, this exercise is helpful.

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Does Your Business Pass the Customer Service Fitness Test?

Who's Your Gladys?

Customer service is like exercise – do it right, and you see results. If it was, everyone would have six-pack abs and a stellar customer-focused culture. Want to pass the customer focus fitness test? The post Does Your Business Pass the Customer Service Fitness Test? It’s simple.

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When Your Company Becomes a Verb

ShepHyken

In our customer service training workshops , we have an exercise that introduces a concept called The Five Levels of Service. Any company should be happy with World Class , which is when the company is consistently and predictably delivering a level of service that gets customers to come back.

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Core Values are Decision Filters

ShepHyken

My job is to talk to them about customer service. As part of my homework, Todd Hopkins, their CEO, shared the Office Pride Culture book. It was Tony Hsieh’s book that inspired Hopkins to write his own culture book, which is a great exercise for an organization to consider. Do they align with what you believe in?

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The Traits That Make for Good Customer Service

ShepHyken

Recently one of our subscribers asked me, what traits a person must possess to deliver a good customer service experience. I asked if this was for a customer support rep, and he said no. There is an exercise we occasionally do in our workshops. He was hiring for his IT department. All of the above and more.