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Posts from the ‘Customer A’ Category

13
Sep

A Customer Focus

I remember one instance when I stopped by the graphics department to drop off some charts for a presentation scheduled in the near future. While I discussed my requirements, chart by chart, the graphic artist continually nodded his head in agreement. We were in synchronized, or so I thought. I then proceeded to ask “When can I have the completed charts?” to which he replied. “Two weeks is our normal turnaround time.” I said “That’s OK.”  He then went on to say, “Of course, that’s unless we get bogged down in our ongoing work or unless we get a higher priority job.”

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13
Sep

Customer Satisfaction

All of us recognize that our time on the job is spent performing tasks that will somehow support a sale. We, as a corporation, are in business to provide goods and services in exchange of revenue.

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22
Aug

Effective Customer Service

Course Overview:

  • Customer services are now a major contributor to you and your company success.
  • Customer service has an immediate priority for everyone in your organization.
  • In existing competitive marketplace, the companies with great customer service will not only survive, they will thrive.

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7
Apr

Solving customer’s complaints

angry customer 03Follow the following prescription:

1. Listen

• Listening is very important, getting the details right first time is vital.

2. Apologize for the problem,

• Always say “Sorry that you’re facing this problem, Sir”

3. Be understanding; show the customer that you can see his anger.

• Use this phrase “I see it very annoying Sir, I will try to help to the bestof my ability.”

4. Correct the problem quickly, always know the following:

• The faster the problem solved the better.

• If not, keep your customer informed with your development.

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10
Sep

Customer Service Understanding Expectations and Development

Customer Expectations

 Customers come with needs
 Companies need to focus on customer needs and wants to create customer value
 Policies should be flexible to varying needs, not “one size fits all” mentality
 Focus on long term relationships, not short term dollars
 Golden rule – treat each customer as you would want to be treated as a customer.

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