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Top : Best Practices In Customer Service: Find best practices in customer service, examples of company successes and how they did it, and related customer service case studies.
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Chicago's Four Seasons Hotel And Customer Service- by Charles Fishman
This article explains how the Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago has earned a reputation for great customer service. Read about the instant tuxedo. You'll also enjoy reading Hans Willimann's (the general manager of the hotel) fast service tip.
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2-Mar-2005
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Providing Training- by John Tschohl
This article discusses training employees in order to demonstrate your commitment to customer service. It is recommended within, that new employees are trained within two weeks of hire, and given a refresher every six months. Learn the five basics of employee customer service training as the author has outlined.
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30-Nov-2004
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How Dell Sells on the Web- by Lisa Chadderdon
It's no secret that Dell Computer Corp. sells lots of PCs on the Web. But what's the secret of its success? How it builds relationships with its online customers.
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7-Mar-2005
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How to...manage customer expectations- by Jason Compton
Making the sale is paramount, but no customer relationship will stand the test of time unless it is built on a sustainable cycle of give-and-take, with clearly defined roles for each party. Surprises and inequities are not the stuff of long-term engagements. Follow these four steps to ensure that your customers know what you will do for them--and what is not a reasonable expectation.
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14-Apr-2005
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This Call May Be Monitored- by Jennifer Gill
Auto dealer Tony Chapman harbors no illusions. Chapman, the general manager of Toyota Scion Lincoln Mercury of Hollywood -- part of a chain of eight Los Angeles dealers -- knows that most people consider car salesmen pushy, obnoxious, and not particularly trustworthy. Still, he is convinced his dealership is different -- and he spends about $100,000 a month in advertising to spread that message.
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10-Apr-2006
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How to Add Value to Customer Relationships- by Craig Woirhaye
An organization is truly customer driven when it properly manages information, makes that information available to the right people, and trains its staff to use that to build relationship value.
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10-Apr-2006
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