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Building a Customer Service Culture

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This book goes beyond theory to provide practical tools for implementing excellent customer service. It explores foundational principles and actionable strategies to build lasting customer relation...
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  • 22 July 2008
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The tenets of excellent customer service are central to any organization that creates or delivers products or services In fact, excellent customer service is a bigger differentiator today than it was twenty years ago. Customers are hungry for good service; they are hungry to establish long-term relationships with those who provide not only a one-time solution but serve as a long-term resource. There is a problem, however. Organizations and the people who work within them have difficulty implementing the principles of customer service. The vast majority of books and training materials on customer service teach the concepts, but do not provide the tools to implement them. In The Seven ServiceElements of Customer Success, we take you on an enjoyable journey where you will learn about the foundational principles of customer service and acquire the tools to implement those principles. These application tools will help make you more successful in your job and simultaneously contribute to an enhanced service culture in your organization. In the pages that follow, we blend classic knowledge with new information to create valuable insights about how to make customer service a sustainable competitive advantage in your job

and for your organization.

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Price: $54.00
Pages: 164
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Imprint: Information Age Publishing
Publication Date: 22 July 2008
ISBN: 9781593119355
Format: Paperback
BISACs: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Customer Relations, Customer services
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Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Defining Customer Service
Chapter 2. Profiling the External Customer
Chapter 3. From the Inside Out: Internal Customers
Chapter 4. Moving Beyond Sameness
Chapter 5. Make Time Count; Don't Count Time
Chapter 6. Cycle of Services Thinking
Chapter 7. Beyond Customer Expectations
Chapter 8. Putting It All Together
About the Authors