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Page 1: The Mystery of Customer Service. What’s the best customer service experience you’ve had? What’s the worst customer experience you’ve had?

The Mysteryof Customer Service

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What’s the best customer service experience you’ve

had?What’s the worst customer

experience you’ve had?

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Core ProblemBusiness thrives on

efficiency.People thrive on effectiveness…and effectiveness always feels

personalized.

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Competing Agenda

Get my job done.

Respond to

my need.vs.

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Analytical | Practical | Intrinsic

Three Kinds of Thinking

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Analytical creates systems.

Practical solves problems.

Intrinsic creates positive feelings.

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SOP’s

Customer service systems and policies and procedures must

accommodate the reality of the customers’ needs, knowledge and circumstance, or it will only create

conflict.

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The Real World Doesn’t Fit into a

SystemGreat customer service occurs

when the “system” won’t solve the problem.

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The Truth

How fast are you moving?

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Practical Thinking = Common Sense

One-off Solutions for Infrequent Problems

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Intrinsic Thinking = Feeling of Special

Service

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Relationship Building

1. Understand (Content & Intent)

2. Affirm (Validate)

3. Involve (In Solution)

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UNDERSTAND1. What’s happening?

2. What’s the consequence? (practical & personal)

3. What do you want?

Then BE Understood1. This is what’s happening to

me.

2. My consequence.

3. What I want.

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AFFIRM1. Acknowledge the problem.

2. Apologize if appropriate.

3. Describe positive outcome. So if…. then you….

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INVOLVE1. Brainstorm solutions.

2. Assign tasks.

3. Establish feedback loops & check points.

4. Agree on SOP’s for future.

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Customer Thinking

is the “Swiss Army Knife” of All Relationship

Issues.