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Becoming A Customer Service Star
- Objective: To measure and increase
customer service awareness
- Audience: Customer service employees and
managers
- Time Required: 1 hour
- Format: Instrument
- Preview Pack includes facilitator &
participant guide $84.00
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Getting people to see the multiple opportunities for improving customer service and
retention is an important step in any quality-minded organization. Becoming a Customer
Service Star has been proven equally effective with people at all levels, executives and
employees alike, because each person is able to identify his or her own service action
plan. Becoming a Customer Service Star is designed to give individuals a profile of their
customer service strengths and weaknesses. It can be used as an individual analysis, a
measure for personal development, a picture for building a service team, or an opportunity
to identify changes needed in policies or operating procedures.
The newly expanded Facilitator Guide
includes suggested training designs, theoretical background, transparency masters, and
more in a convenient 3-ring binder format. A CD-ROM containing a Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentations and other reproducible materials is also included. Order one guide per
facilitator.
The Five Points of
Customer Service
Five categories of excellent customer service have been identified based on
current theories of customer service, as well as the author's personal experience in
consulting with customer service personnel. These categories comprise the five points on
your Customer Service Star.
Feel Positively Toward
Customers. Good customer service begins with a positive view of customers. Individuals
who enjoy dealing with customers exhibit this attitude in their customer interactions.
These individuals provide contact and friendly relationships with customers.
Encourage Customer
Feedback. In order to provide excellent service to customers, you must know what your
customers need and want. Encouraging customers to provide you with both positive and
negative feedback is crucial to fulfilling their needs.
Respond to Customer
Problems. Making every effort to respond to customer's problems is an essential part
of good customer service. A customer's problems can serve as an opportunity to improve
overall customer service.
Develop Repeat
Relationships. Long-term customer relationships pay the largest dividends because the
value of a customer increases over time. In order to develop repeat relationships,
individuals should take positive actions, such as remembering customers' names and keeping
records of customers' personal needs.
Seek to Exceed Customer
Expectations. The greatest opportunity to satisfy and retain customers is to find ways
to exceed their expectations. Doing more than a customer expects makes that customer's
experience a memorable one, which can spark future business.
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Service Star as a front-end assessment for customer service course development because of
its excellent documentation and the ease with which our participants can follow it. The
instrument also provides our employees with the unique opportunity to develop action plans
that are linked to their performance expectations." Diane D. Rentfrow, NCC, CT
Corporate Dean, Employee Development University
Southern California Water Company |
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Knock Your Socks Off Service ®
Readiness Assessment Series Introducing the Knock Your Socks Off Service Readiness Assessment
Series. Based on the extraordinarily popular Knock Your Socks Off Service® (KYSOS) book
series, this comprehensive tool will provides customer service managers and employees with
valuable insight into their organization's ability to deliver world-class service - and
helps them create an action plan for improvement.
The Employee Version, intended for customer service employees, focuses on your employees'
perceptions of their abilities - and those of the organization - to deliver KYSOS. The
seventy-nine item Manager Version, intended for customer service managers and other
organizational leaders, pinpoints developmental areas and helps customer service managers
plan for improvement. Used together, there isn't a more powerful tool to diagnose your
organization's readiness to deliver KYSOS!
Participants will learn:
- the 8 critical dimensions of Knock Your Socks Off Service®
- how your organization's current service practices,
policies, and procedures compare to those of more than 100 other companies
- how to take their organization's service from ordinary to
"Knock Your Socks Off"
Use the KYSOS Readiness Assessment Series as:
- an effective gauge of managers' and employees' perception
of organizational readiness
- part of a service management/service quality improvement
seminar
- a stimulus for a discussion and action planning session
The comprehensive Facilitator Guide covers
both the Manager Version and the Employee Version. It includes administration guidelines,
descriptions of each dimension, a complete technical section including five research
studies on the customer service practices measured by the assessment, sample training
designs, overhead transparency masters, and more!
The Knock Your Socks Off Service® Readiness Assessment Series will guarantee your
organization is ready to deliver superior service to every customer, every day!
Preview Pack includes: manager version,
employee version and facilitator guide $74.00
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Internal Customer Service Assessment
HRDQ Research & Development Team
- Objective - To evaluate and improve internal customer
service skills
- Intended for - Any employee who serves others within their
organization
- Time required - 1 hour
- Product Format - Assessment
- Preview Pack includes facilitator guide & participant
guide $62.50
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As the focus on excellent customer service continues to be a popular trend, there is a
growing expectation that employees should receive the same level of service from internal
service providers as they would elsewhere. But internal service providers have a bond with
their customers that external vendors simply do not share. Because of the complexity of
this relationship, internal service providers need to judge their behavior by a new
standard.
Unlike any other assessment available on the market today, the Internal Customer Service
Assessment recognizes the differences between internal and external service. This 30-item
assessment is designed to help internal service providers evaluate how well they are
practicing the behaviors that constitute excellent internal service - and then assists
them through action planning to improve those behaviors.
"This
assessment provides a much needed approach for measuring and evaluating the skills of
frontline employees in a vital and sometimes overlooked area. The Internal Customer
Service Assessment captures perfectly the differences between internal and external
customer service."
Pam McCallum
President
Leadership Resources, Inc. |
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Put Customers First
HRDQ Research & Development Team
- Objective - To teach employees how to
focus on customers' needs
- Intended For - All organizational members
- Time Required - 1 hour
- Product Format - Business Simulation
- Starter Kit includes Facilitator Guide
& 5 participant guides $122.00
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The customer's place in today's business has never been more secure. They have a virtual
seat at every boardroom table and management team retreat. Our "Put Customers
First" business simulation is designed to help customer service representatives
manage the customer experience. It is about the personal responsibility of customer
service representatives and the actions they should take each time they interact with a
customer.
Overview
People in organizations from retail to government agencies are all talking about,
and trying to consider the customer. Why? According to Whiteley (1991), customer service
is often the key competitive difference between the successful organization and the
unsuccessful one. In an era of fierce competition, where products and services look
increasingly alike, and are copied at a dizzying speed, customer service becomes the
distinguishing factor.
The organizations that succeed today are those that have developed the capacity to truly
know what customers want. In this demanding environment, the role of the customer service
representative takes on increasing significance. It is those employees who interact day
after day with customers who are the organization in the customers' eyes. They form the
vital link to the customer, becoming a means by which the organization can build lasting
customer relationships.
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Glick Training Associates
Programs to Improve Customer Service Include ...
Customer Service Essentials
Objective: To help participants
develop, practice and improve their skills in customer service including communication,
listening, conflict resolution and team building.
Glick Training Associates provides a highly interactive training
program that utilizes various learning modalities of lecture, assessment, video and skill
practice. This program is usually delivered
in four half-day training sessions. Each
half-day session focuses on one of the following modules:
Our Customer Service Environment, Communication Listening Skills & Conflict
Resolution, Goal Setting & Team Building, and Using Your Customers Style to
Better Assist Them. Each participant will
receive a personalized customer service style assessment.
Managing A Winning Customer
Service Team.
The three workshops in this training
resource offer managers a total team approach by developing their abilities to manage the
customer service function and motivate their customer service employees. This
resource works for maximum results when combined with employee
training.
Key Topics include:
Developing A Service Philosophy and
Strategy
Managing The Customer Service Environment
Utilizing Service Styles Effectively
Reinforcing Good Service Skills
Motivating and Rewarding the Service Team
This program goes beyond the traditional
delivery of training skills by utilizing video examples and techniques to build the
personal skills necessary to deliver a "customer friendly" service.
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Building An Effective Customer
Service Environment.
In this training resource, employees
learn about their own customer service style and how to read the customer's style.
Video examples provide information and situations for role playing and there's time set
aside for personal planning.
Key Topics include:
Assessing My Style
Adapting To A Customer's Style
Delivering Excellent Service
Handling Special Problems
Satisfying Upset Customers
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SkillBuilders:
50 Customer Service Activities
Lorraine Ukens, MS
- Objective - To improve customer-related skills
- Intended For - Customer service employees
- Time Required - Ranges from 5 to 30 minutes per activity
- Product Format - Activity Binder $139.00
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Spice up your next customer
service training program with SkillBuilders: 50 Customer Service Activities, a creative,
engaging, and innovative collection of skill development activities from Lorraine Ukens. The activities in this collection stimulate
discussion and learning by actively involving all participants. Quick and to the point,
these activities deliver powerful messages to your participants - helping them to
understand customer expectations and develop the skills necessary to providing quality
service.
The activities cover 8 critical customer
service skill areas:
- Change
- Communication
- Data Usage
- Excellence
- Negotiation
- Perception
- Problem Solving
- Teamwork
Designed to strengthen the capabilities
of your customer service representatives, SkillBuilders: 50 Customer Service Activities
will be a valuable addition to your training library.
SkillBuilders: 50 Customer Service
Activities includes:
- reproducible participant handouts
- detailed preparation, administration, and
debriefing information
- discussion questions and ideas for varying
the activities
- easy-to-follow facilitator guidelines
- handy reference table for pinpointing the
best activities for your training needs
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