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Customer Service

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QuestionAnswer
Market Concept Focuses on the Customer
Explicit Needs The need that the customer openly tells you about
Components of a Hiring Plan Determine the Needs of the Company Identifies qualities of people needed Guides the employment search Outlines needed personnel
Personality Profile Tool used by employers to evaluate a person’s attributes, values, life skills and employability
Aptitude Test Tool used by employers to assess a person’s reasoning, thinking, performance and job success.
Components of the Customer Service STARS Service Target Aptitudes Resources Satisfaction
Call Center Customer service that is done in a central location where telecommunications is the major method of service.
Retail Sales Customer service that is done in a location where trained sales associates assist customers.
Wholesale Sales Customer service that is done as a service opportunity for distributors to work with other distributors and retailers
Service Industry Customer service that is done in a specific business where an action or deed is needed to satisfy a need.
Mission Statement A declaration of an organization’s core purpose and intent
Company Policy A set of actions or principles that outline a business’s interaction with customers
Procedure A set of step-by-step activities or behaviors that must be followed to perform a task correctly
Essential in creating a Win-Win Service Interaction Build rapport with customer Discover Customer’s needs Develop trust and connect with customer Maintain the relationship and follow-up
Geographic Segmentation Is based on where the customer is located and the climate
Psychographic Segmentation Is based on values, attitudes, and personality of the customer
Demographic Segmentation Is based on statistical characteristics of the customer
Behavioristic Segmentation Is based on customer purchase behavior
Target Markets are identified to help advertisers do: Develop specific marketing program to identified group Reduce costs of advertising campaigns by marketing to identified groups Focus on using advertising mediums & methods that their customers use
Customer Profiles Show a company where to spend their advertising resources Identify key factors that are common to their customers Break down a pool of customers to those who would likely purchase the product or service
Steps for Handling Customer Complain Assure the customer you can help & listen carefully Identify the root cause of the problem Thank the customer Restore the relationship & follow-up to make sure satisfied Fix any practice or procedure so it doesn’t occur again
Trait needed to provide excellent customer service Communicate Confidently
Why is eye contact important? Helps customers know you care Helps you to keep the customer as your top priority Helps customer know that you are paying attention
Why is Voice Inflection important? You can emphasize the important words
Soft Skills used in customer service Build Rapport Communicate Confidently Demonstrate Command of the Products Build Trust with Customer
Parts of the Customer Service Process Build rapport with customers Use discover methods to understand needs Connect emotionally with customer to gain their trust
3 things that must always be part of the customer service process Positive Interactions Represent the Company Respect the Customer
What should you do before an interview Prepare Dress to Impress Practice
What should you do during an interview Dress for Success Shake hands confidently and with eye contact Answer all the questions directly and to the person that asked it
What should you NOT do in the job application process Leave blank spaces on applications
The customer service industry Is both proactive and reactive
Fastest growing form of communication used with customers Social Media
Memo’s, or inter-office communications are utilized with which group? Employees
HIPPA 1996 Federal Law which restricts access to individuals’ private medical information
FERPA 1974 Federal Law giving rights to educational records
An example of an internal threat Employees who leak information, sell contacts, or lose a laptop on a business trip
An example of an external threat Computer hackers trying to gain access to customer records through company databases
Reflections of Positive Customer Service Return Customers Personal References Positive Online References Smiling
Reasons a company would want to gather data about their “customer service” Provides measurable information To perform evaluations on service To base decisions for future service To perform employee evaluations
Loyalty Cycle Identify Customers Track Spending Motivates Behavior Rewards Performance Measures Results
Rewarding Performance Starbucks utilizes the MyStarbucks Card, a loyalty program, and gives members a free drink on their birthday.
This is expensive for a business to do Gain a new customer
Net Promoter Score Customer service measurement is meant to be a “snapshot of a company’s performance through the eyes of its customers”
Word of Mouth The most effective in regard to a company’s products or services
Satisfaction How well a company’s product or services met or exceeded the customers expectations
3 Satisfaction Measures Cognitive Affective Behavioral
Affective The satisfaction measure that is concerned with emotions, feelings, likes and dislikes
Example of maximizing the Customer Experience A theme park manages the grounds, cleanliness, garbage and lighting constantly to make sure that every customer enjoys their time in the park.
Created by: mrspollard
 

 



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