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SEPTEMBER 9, 2010
Home About Service Untitled Subscribe for Free Consulting Contact Archives Help your customer service staff to help your business succeed Cheryl September 09, 2010 Behind the Scenes , Customer Service , Hiring & Training 1 Comment I was pulling into my office this morning when I heard a Zappos commercial on the radio.
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OCTOBER 25, 2010
It helped companies maintain and improve customer relationships and hone in on the most successful and promising target audiences. No longer do customers just call and speak to customer service representatives; customers speak to each other, comment on articles, research common opinions, and blog.
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JUNE 14, 2010
We also need to develop levels of trust for our customer service representatives. Isn’t it up to team leaders and managers to supply the platforms that the customer service representatives can use as models, but still think independently for exemplary customer service?
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APRIL 30, 2009
This idea can apply to customer service as well. The more each of your customer service representatives knows about what is going on at your company and with your products, the better decisions they can make.
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MARCH 10, 2010
After all, CEO Tony Hsieh encourages his customer service representatives to make a Personal Emotional Connection. The fine line between creativity and communication makes the message memorable. The offbeat humor fits the quirky culture of Zappos.
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AUGUST 24, 2010
Ranting only raises your blood pressure, but biting your proverbial tongue, and adjusting your attitude, gratitude, and patience can make the difference in an otherwise very unsatisfactory customer experience. The most important aspect of effective complaints is to be specific when speaking to a customer service representative.
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