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A good service opportunity went bad. Steve’s background is in the hospitality business, and so much of what he shares in this article can apply to any business. The hospitality mentality applies to all. Customer Experience Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Business by Nate Vickery.
Japan arguably has the most polished customerservice in all the world, so it is worthwhile for any customerservice professional to carefully consider why Japan has such world-class service. Omotenashi,” which translates as “hospitality,” is a part of everyday life in Japan. Every Customer Matters.
It doesn’t work to decrease customerservicerepresentatives in lieu of pressing multiple numbers on our phones to just wind up in a complete circle. Customerservice is still and will always center on people helping people. Companies need to use human contact in conjunction with the digital world.
I think we have all been the victims of poorcustomerservice; those agents who hate their jobs, have no solutions, and should never have picked up the phone that day. Personally, I think it validates even more the need for exceptional training of only the best customerservicerepresentatives a company can afford.
Your customer experience is the main differentiator between you and your competitors, and all of the customerservice statistics back it up. Below, we’ve collected 111 key statistics exploring the relevance and importance of good customerservice — and expanding on the cost and impacts of poorcustomerservice.
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