Customer Service
Excellent customer care service is paramount to any business and often goes unnoticed or underestimated by many organisations and having this policy is what brings people back. We have all had positive and negative experiences with a Customer Service Representative and human nature predicts that when treated as, just, another customer we usually go on the defensive which is why most organisations endure the Mr Angry.
Bad customer service can have a detrimental effect on an organisation’s reputation, a bad experience in life is usually shared with others and in most cases has ‘domino’ affect and as they say “word soon gets around” the best form of advertising is “word of mouth”, so it’s imperative that a good service is provided. The right person for the job is an intricate person, training being paramount as a employee who knows their trade is essential, fluency to a customer bears a sense of trust. Key points to look for would be the ability to be able to say ‘no’ where necessary whilst staying true to the organisations word not being deemed as a free for all, and most importantly and logically it’s treating people how you would wish to be treated.
S.Kirkwood
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