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    According to Gibson, there are five common customer service misconceptions. In figure 1.1, it highlights the myths and facts that pertain to customer service. I will discuss two myths and facts that I think are most significant for customer service reps to understand. The first myth, “Why all the concern over customer service? If customers don’t like the service we provide, they can go elsewhere.” In addition, the fact states, “Before they go elsewhere, customers could circulate negative…

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    Customer Service in U.S. Businesses: The Decline, Impact, and Revival. Business has always relied on customer relations to exist. If you do not have customers, then you do not have a business. They have a symbiotic relationship. What happens if your employees drive your customers away with bad service? You lose your business and they lose their jobs. If you walked into a company and the first person you see is a receptionist that is on their cell phone and not acknowledging you at all. Is this…

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    consist of the identification of the customer and the identification of the service manor that needs to be used. Stamatis (1996) rightly explores how this could vary depending on the size and nature of the business, as the objectives for successful quality service will vary from business to business. Service manor can be split into three main categories - providing helpfulness, kindness and patience. Although there should be a combination…

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    1. What is meant by customer service expectations? Customer service expectations are beliefs and values related to services provided or delivered that are considered as standards or reference points compared to any performance which is judged. It is when the customers compare their perceptions about performance with the standards to evaluate service quality. Thus, they play an important role in evaluating the services (Zethaml et al, 1993).Nowadays there is competition in the market services…

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    Customer Service Policy Once receiving my associate degree in business management and retail marketing. My personal goals are to utilize my degree and start my own tow company called A&B towing. A &B will be for Ashley Brooks. My tow company will be started in Jacksonville, Florida and operated by myself and five other workers. I would need a truck driver and one for backup in case one calls out. I will need a phone representative do call the order in and to help direct driver to the customer…

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    of your business, guest experience can be called customer service. In support to this notion, guest experience can be referred as taking care of the customer. It is also known as the heart of the business. By carrying out this action, it simply means anticipating and understanding the needs of the customer with respect to providing the best solutions. It requires adopting an approach with deep understanding from all aspects of care. However, customer experience in the hospitality industry…

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    thanking you for my promotion of the Administrative Customer Service Representative position. Although, I have yet to move into the new office space that is being provided for me along with the computer and the two monitors. I will still be needing to order some more appliances and furniture to make my office space complete. The Administrative Customer Service Representative job requires me to handle the customer’s payments, receive phone calls from customers answering questions. The vision that…

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    outlined in “Speak to me” and “The Customer Lifetime Value Equation: Will It Pay Off for Tech Companies." The “Speak to Me” case study showcases how CRM is being elevated through e-CRM, Electronic Customer Relationship Management. E-CRM is a business strategy that utilizes web technologies to engage with customers more efficiently through the fostering of personalized interactive relationships. The main components of e-CRM are as follows: Know your customer, customer service, personalization,…

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    Customer satisfaction “A statistic says people will share a positive experience with an average of five people and will share a bad experience with an average of nine people.” Many of us have told our friends and love ones about places to try and why to try them and told even more people places to avoid because we do not want them to experience what we have. The employee and customer interaction determines if a customer will return and if they return if they are going to bring more people or…

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    In the world of nonprofit organizations having great customer service is essential in maintaining a well-structured and smooth operating organization. Applying business metrics, which are tools that can be used to assess and monitor the success or failure of business processes. The Application of metrics is vital in many aspects of the business world and this hold true especially in customer service in nonprofit organizations. The customers that you are serving can be the foundation of your…

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