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How to Get Great Customer Service
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Commencer à lire- Éditeur:
- Phillip J. Boucher
- Sortie:
- Jan 19, 2016
- ISBN:
- 9781310103919
- Format:
- Livre
Description
Every one of us was, is, and will be a customer at some point in our lives. As consumers we expect a certain degree of service that will satisfy our needs in a timely, cost-effective, and friendly fashion. We want our needs and desires for products and services satisfied quickly, efficiently, and courteously.
Yet customer service really is a two-way street. The company you deal with has to provide you with great customer service, but in order to do that, you the customer must understand what that great customer service entails. Once you do, you will have the skills and knowledge on how to get great customer service.
How To Get Great Customer Service will teach you the skills you need to use in everyday dealing with product and service providers. Whether you are purchasing a pack of gum, or getting your entire home remodeled, How To Get Great Customer Service will teach you how to get it by:
Treating employees with kindness and respect
Understanding return and satisfaction policies
Noting payment methods
Telling companies about both the good and bad service you receive
Understanding sales
Learning why the customer is not always right
Knowing what are you buying
Checking your change
How to Get Great Customer Service is a book that every consumer can benefit from. The companies we buy from and the employees we deal with are not the only people in the customer service equation. By understanding great customer service concepts and practicing the skills presented in this book, you will consistently get yourself great customer service.
Informations sur le livre
How to Get Great Customer Service
Description
Every one of us was, is, and will be a customer at some point in our lives. As consumers we expect a certain degree of service that will satisfy our needs in a timely, cost-effective, and friendly fashion. We want our needs and desires for products and services satisfied quickly, efficiently, and courteously.
Yet customer service really is a two-way street. The company you deal with has to provide you with great customer service, but in order to do that, you the customer must understand what that great customer service entails. Once you do, you will have the skills and knowledge on how to get great customer service.
How To Get Great Customer Service will teach you the skills you need to use in everyday dealing with product and service providers. Whether you are purchasing a pack of gum, or getting your entire home remodeled, How To Get Great Customer Service will teach you how to get it by:
Treating employees with kindness and respect
Understanding return and satisfaction policies
Noting payment methods
Telling companies about both the good and bad service you receive
Understanding sales
Learning why the customer is not always right
Knowing what are you buying
Checking your change
How to Get Great Customer Service is a book that every consumer can benefit from. The companies we buy from and the employees we deal with are not the only people in the customer service equation. By understanding great customer service concepts and practicing the skills presented in this book, you will consistently get yourself great customer service.
- Éditeur:
- Phillip J. Boucher
- Sortie:
- Jan 19, 2016
- ISBN:
- 9781310103919
- Format:
- Livre
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How to Get Great Customer Service - Phillip J. Boucher
HOW TO GET GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE
By Phillip J. Boucher, CSS
COPYRIGHT 2014 PHILLIP J. BOUCHER
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CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS BOOK
Employee/Customer Service Rep/Cashier/Salesperson/Frontline Staff/etc – the generic terms used for any person who is providing a customer service function towards a consumer
Company/Business/Organization/etc – the generic terms used for any company, business, agency, or entity that is selling a product or service to a consumer and employs staff
Customer/Consumer/you/etc – the generic terms used for any person who is purchasing a product or service from a business.
INTRODUCTION
Every one of us was, is, and will be a customer at some point in our lives. It doesn’t matter if we buy groceries, hire a contractor, or order something online. When we exchange our hard-earned money for a product or service, we instantly become a customer. Even those of us who are actually in the customer service industry are on the other side of the fence from time to time. It’s just the natural way that commerce and industry work and is a fact of daily living.
As consumers we expect, and rightly so, a certain degree of service that will satisfy our needs in a timely, cost-effective, and friendly fashion. For some of us, we want the best price available; one that we personally feel is fair and honest. For others, speed of service is the top desire, in that we want to get in and out quickly and efficiently, no dilly-dallying about. And the rest of us? Some of us want the best quality of product or service. Others want friendly attention and polite employees. Some want it all and others don’t care what type of service they receive as long as it gets done now. But as consumers, what we all want is what it comes down to; our needs and desires for products and services satisfied quickly, efficiently, and courteously.
Customer service, from the perspective of the customer, is a very individualized aspect of daily commerce. You certainly don’t want to deal with a crabby or nasty salesperson or cashier. Nor do you expect to pay full price on a product that is on sale. You don’t want to get home and find that the product is defective or does not work as promised or implied. And you really can’t stand waiting around as fifteen people are in a check-out line and only one cashier is open. All consumers find a variety of poor customer service issues irritating to different degrees.
Yet customer service really is a two-way street. The company you deal with has to provide you with great customer service, but in order to do that, you the customer must understand what that great customer service entails. Once you do, you will have the skills and knowledge on how to get great customer service.
What is Customer Service?
There are as many definitions of what constitutes the term customer service
as there are customers, and as many interpretations to go along with them. I myself find that the following quote accurately describes the definition of customer service:
Customer Service is the exchange of goods, services, and money that facilitates and satisfies the necessary earnings requirements of a company balanced with the needs and desires of its customers.
Phillip J. Boucher
In other words, a company wants to sell you their products or services so that it makes money and stays in business, and you want those products and services to satisfy your needs and wants. Of course, this is not rocket science by any means, and it truly is puzzling
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