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Service Culture

The document provides an overview of a training on excellence in customer service. The objectives of the training are to understand the importance of customer service excellence, equip professionals with customer service techniques and methods, and understand how to manage customer interactions and relationships. The topics covered in the training include the definition of service, characteristics of service, elements of a service culture, developing strong customer relationships, causes of poor service, delivering good service, and exceeding customer expectations.

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Service Culture

The document provides an overview of a training on excellence in customer service. The objectives of the training are to understand the importance of customer service excellence, equip professionals with customer service techniques and methods, and understand how to manage customer interactions and relationships. The topics covered in the training include the definition of service, characteristics of service, elements of a service culture, developing strong customer relationships, causes of poor service, delivering good service, and exceeding customer expectations.

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Excellence in Customer

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Service
By: Dawit Tesfaye(MSC MM)
2020, Addis Ababa

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Reminders

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Punctuality
Phone on Silent Mode!

Ask if in Doubt!

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Notify Facilitator if leaving! Have FUN, please!
Objectives
The main objectives of this training is:
• to understand the importance of developing customer
service excellence.
• To equip customer service professionals with the techniques

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and methods of providing excellent services.
• To enable trainees how to manage and/or handle various
customer interaction and relationships.
• To understand how to recover a broken service
• To be able identify the various elements that are affecting a
positive customer service and more

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Topics
• Service (introduction)
• Characteristics of service
• Service culture
• Elements of service culture

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• Developing strong customer relationship
• Causes of poor customer service
• Delivering good customer service
• Exceeding client’s expectation
• Key for goal success

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Service
• Service: Definition

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• Dictionary: an act of helpful activity, performance of duties
• A type of economic activity that is intangible, is not stored and
does not result in ownership.
• A service is consumed at the point of sale.
• A service is an act or performance offered by one party to
another (Service Marketing and Management, Lovelock-1999)
• Customer service: refers to the provision of services to consumers, 5
customers and guests.
Consumer, Customer vs guest
• Consumers: a person who purchases goods and services for
personal use.
• Customers: a person who buys goods or services from a
shop or business and it could be internal or external
• Guests: a person who spends some time at another

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person's home in some social activity, as a visit, to dine, or
for party.

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Principles of Customer service

First
Impression

Teamwork Communication

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Customer
PCS
Mission
Service
Statement
Policy

Product
Customer
Need
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Service
Characteristics of service

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Why does many businesses have multiple
dissatisfied clients?

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 Word of mouth
 Past experience
 Personal needs

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Causes of service failure

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Do You Know Why They Leave?
 1% die.
 3% move away.

 5% develop other relationships.

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 9% leave for competitive reasons.

 14% are dissatisfied with


product or service.
 68% leave because of rude or
discourteous service. 12
Service Culture
• Is a set of expectations, norms, and principles that guide
customer service at a company.
• Culture refers to the realities of behavior at a company as
opposed to a written rule.

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culture
Elements of service

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Elements of service culture
• Communication
• Building an Information directory
• Interdepartmental communication
• Goal clarity: be aware of the goals that you are supposed to

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play
• Rehearsal and preparedness: a continuous training is
critical.
• Customer friendly policies and approach

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Communication

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Communication… cont
• proper greeting (body language and eye
contact)
• attitude
• Words and tone of voice (physical or

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telephone)
• follow-up
• Build Client database
• What is the importance of a client database?
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Communication…cont
Log book
• Is a daily journal
• important events, and
• decisions that occurred during previous work day/shift.
• unusual events,

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• client complaints or
• requests, and other relevant information.
• The logbook should detail what happened, why and when.

• Client respond well when company’s employees convey a sense


of confidence and honesty.
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Communication…cont
• What happens when there is a communication gap?

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Exercise:
• How do you get confidence while communicating with Clients?

• Team activity

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1. Information
2. Training
3. Knowledge
4. Skill
5. Positive attitude

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Personalized service
• Customizing client requirements starting from the
time of their encounter
• How?
• By creating relationship(communication) with the

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client
• What to customize
• List down customization attribute
• Delivery
• Color
• Size
• Payment methods, terms etc
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How can we develop strong customer
relationship? (1of 2)
Communication

Flexibility

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Follow-up

Energy

Sensitivity

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Synergy
Product
Knowledge

Judgment

Passion

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Planning

Flexibility

Persuasion

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Handling moment of truth


The key for CRM is professionalism

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Professionalism and its role

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“ The goal as a company is to have
customer service that is not just the
best but LEGENDARY.”
Sam Walton, Founder of Wal-Mart

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It is not the employer who
pays the wages. Employers
only handle the money...
It is the customer who pays the wages.”
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Henry Ford, Founder of Ford Motors
Drill:
• List five excuses you hear service personnel's give for offering
indifferent or poor customer service. (get your group case and
discuss)

• Possible scenario

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 I don't have enough time.
 I don't get paid to be nice. I am measured by my productivity
and accuracy.
 How can we do a good job if the computer is always down?
 Every customer is totally crazy today.
 I can't deal with people who do not show me respect.
 How can we do a good job if the other departments do not
provide the back-up we need?
 I am having a bad day. 27
 People are basically stupid.
Delivering Good Customer Service

There are 10 magical rules that help create good


customer service
1. Warm welcome
2. First impressions
Greet me!
3. Be knowledgeable

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4. Appearances count Welcome me!
5. Excuse me? Value me!
6. Be a good listener Treat me!
7. Positive thinking Assist me!
8. Team player Listen to me!
9. Be rational
Invite me back!
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How can you exceed your client’s expectation

• Know your product


• Know your environment
• Get equipped with necessary information, material etc
• Focusing on serving the guest

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• Consistency in service
• Efficiency in service
• Be friendly
• Focus on details
• Anticipate your client’s needs
• Avail yourself to client’s request
• Act professionally!!!! 29
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Service recovery

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Handling complaints
• The company needs a complain handling policy, however
we can use the following rule of thumb.
• Seven steps to resolve complaints
1. Listen generously

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2. Emphasize
3. Ask apology
4. Promise what to do and inform clients that you
will get back with response
5. Take the case to the right department/person
6. Follow up
7. Ask client’s feedback 32
Human truth!
• A need to be understood (listen generously)
• Want to belong (feel at home)
• We want respect (our own boss)
• Want to feel special (create brand loyalty)

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• Want to control over our life (avoid instructions)
• Have a dream of reaching our potential (accomplishment)
• Want to experience each moment in our relationships
(positive experience)

• So let’s offer what we expect from


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others!
Focal points:

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