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Sales Success TIPS - from a Waitress?
Long ago, before restaurants and hotels told us how much we “owe” in tips and gratuities, a tip was always given up front. It still is in some locations (e.g., some doormen and concierges and maitre d’s). Why? TIPS stands for To Insure Proper Service.

Customer Service Excellence - Cultivating Your Raving Fans
Customers are an asset. Yet how many managers have the insights to make much more of these people that simply completing today's transaction. They are much more valuable than that...
LISTEN UP LEADERS: The Frontline Makes Your Bottom Line
Does your staff treat customers badly even though your advertising claims you are #1 in customer service? Learn why it is critical to retain current customers and what you can do to improve customer service while managing your company reputation on-line and off.
The Service Factor during Economic Turbulence
Improving and maintaining good customer service is not an exciting endeavor. It involves detailed study and steadfast execution rather than temporary brilliance or inspiration. Therefore, customer service improvement is fundamentally an effort of continuous improvement. You must develop a basic competency in process improvement to attain and sustain high levels of customer service. This means that it is absolutely critical during tough economic times that you don’t make the mistake of cutting resources that support service excellence in your attempt to control operational costs.
Customer Focus in a Slow Economy
So here we are again. The economy is getting tough and for many, life is stressful and difficult. For business, this is not new. We’ve all been here before. Hopefully we’ve learned from the last time the economy slowed … But then again, have we?
Research Findings on the Importance of Creating a CustomerFocused Culture It will shock you
Every month we scan as much of the Customer Focus, Service Excellence and Customer Experience Research as we can to make sure we have our fingers on the pulse of what customers and business leaders are saying and thinking. Here is a short summary of what current research is revealing. It's not listed in any order as it is all important!
Give the customer more than what is asked
This article delves into the foresight and initiative shown in giving the customer more than what is asked. The customer loves it when something was provided without having to ask for it. A short small-group exercise is included.
Service Over!
When was the last time you experienced excellent service? Seriously. What has the last two decades yielded with the plethora of service training opportunities? We talk about service standards, moments of truth, customer satisfaction and excellence, yet we experience more disappointments than fulfillment.
The Realities of Service Excellence during Recovery
The primary focus of your company’s operations especially during a recovery period should be on having uniformly “Excellent Customer Service”. We define Service Excellence simply as “doing what you say you will do”. This involves setting customer expectations and then delivering on them. If Reality Exceeds Expectations then the Customer Will be Happy

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Service excellence is rocket science
There is more to providing excellent customer service than most managers realise. This article, based on recent research in New Zealand, identifies 17 drivers of service excellence that will give you a competitive advantage.
Top 7 Tips to Create a Customer Service Culture of Professionalism and Excellence
Is your customer service lacking? Would you like a customer service culture of professionalism and excellence? These 7 tips may just be what you need to begin that journey.
Organizational Excellence
Excellence everywhere does not just happen simply because an organization has a good product or offers a needed service. The underlying purpose of all organizational actions must have excellence built into them. It must become “how we collectively do things.”
What Can Managers Do To Instill Excellence
Excellence everywhere does not just happen simply because an organization has a good product or offers a needed service. The underlying purpose of all organizational actions must have excellence built into them. It must become “how we collectively do things.”

Are you inspiring excellence?
As an excellence advocate, one of your responsibilities is to inspire excellence in other people – especially those who work with you and for you. Excellence in the workplace leads to higher profits, higher job satisfaction ratings, and higher employee morale. Are you inspiring excellence? If not, then this article will show you how to start spreading the excellence around.
The Service Factor during Economic Turbulence
Improving and maintaining good customer service is not an exciting endeavor. It involves detailed study and steadfast execution rather than temporary brilliance or inspiration. Therefore, customer service improvement is fundamentally an effort of continuous improvement. You must develop a basic competency in process improvement to attain and sustain high levels of customer service. This means that it is absolutely critical during tough economic times that you don’t make the mistake of cutting resources that support service excellence in your attempt to control operational costs.
Expecting Excellence - A Key to Effective Leadership
The idea of expecting excellence isn't new, nor is the premise that every leader should expect excellence from his or her team. But just like everything a leader says and does, it's not so much a matter of "what" he or she does as much as it is about "how" they do what they do. There's a significant difference between establishing an environment where excellence is expected and one where excellence is demanded.
Lessons on Excellence
The Road to "the Top" comes through constant practice and is paved by the pursuit of excellence. Remember, mediocrity is miles from excellence. Mediocrity is easy, unnoticed, uninspiring, and boring. Excellence is difficult, visible, inspiring and fun.
Service Over!
When was the last time you experienced excellent service? Seriously. What has the last two decades yielded with the plethora of service training opportunities? We talk about service standards, moments of truth, customer satisfaction and excellence, yet we experience more disappointments than fulfillment.
How To Raise The Bar Of Your Small Business Customer Service?
Profitable companies are raised on the backdrop of excellence in customer service. Irrespective of the size of your business or customers, you have to develop and deliver high quality customer service, which more often is the differentiator between a good business and a great business. As small businesses you can too deliver superior quality customer service by considering these simple and effective points.
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