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Nasrin Doudman Katherine Murphy Vinh Nguyen Mark Hukill Century Link 11/22/2013
Table Of Contents
Day One & Two Detailed Agenda Icebreaker Description & Game Sheet Notes: Customer Turnoffs Pet-Peeves Game Day One Notes: Customer Feedback End of Day One Quiz Questions & Key Notes: Proper Telephone Use Notes: Insight Into Emerging Trends In Customer Service End of Day Two Quiz Questions & Key Flyer Recognition/Award Bibliography P.2 P.3 P.4 P.6 P.7 P.9 P.10 P.11 P.12 P.13 P.14 P.15
Day One & Two Detailed Agenda Day One: 10:00 10:05 10:30 11:00 11:20 11:40 12:30 12:50 1:00 Introduction of Presenters & Welcome Icebreaker Game Vinh Customer Turnoffs Presentation Pet Peeves Game Break & Refreshments Nasrin Customer Feedback Presentation Day One Quiz Summarize/Conclude End of Day One Day Two: 10:00 10:05 10:30 11:00 11:20 12:00 12:30 12:50 1:00 Welcome Back Review Day One Kathy Proper Telephone Use Break & Refreshments Mark Trends in Customer Service Day Two Quiz Recap Day 1 & 2 Recognition & Awards End of Day Two
How to play: Go around the room and find a person to sign each box. When you are finished, bring your sheet of paper with your name on it to a presenter to receive a piece of candy and to have your name entered for a gift card drawing. NOTE: Each person may sign your sheet ONLY ONCE!
o Recovering lost customers to create loyalty Loyalty Grows When Service is Your Goal o Every employee should make service their priority o Customers will notice and will become more loyal Loyalty 3 Steps o 1. Continuously sharpen insights into areas where you may be falling short. o 2. Reduce or eliminate value, systems, and people turnoffs. o 3. Exceed customer expectations to create a positive awareness.
From the following list of Customer Pet-Peeves, one will be assigned to each player, your task will be to address these issues and to write down and share with everyone how you would solve the problem to make your customer happy!
The winners of the game will be all who give valid and efficient answers the panel of judges for this will be your four presenters. Prizes will be chosen by your manager and awarded after the game is over.
Receiving Feedback: -Make it easy for people to voice their complaints as well as compliments, suggestions, and questions o -Act on input quickly and efficiently o -Do not act defensively and do not make unnecessary demands for details o -Listen to customers until they are finished with their story, then react. o -During face-to-face situations, maintain eye contact and avoid facial expressions that send a message of skepticism, boredom, or disinterest. Over the phone, avoid dead air, and always watch your tone of voice!
Acting on Complaints: o -Act on complaints in productive ways to make the company successful o -Feel the customers pain: Empathize -Be respectful and empathetic -Listen to their problems and take them seriously -Compensate them or provide restitution for the bad product/service -Share their sense of urgency and get the problem handled quickly -Avoid further inconveniences -Punish someone for the problem for example if an employee made a mistake -Assure them that the problem will not occur again
o -Do everything you can to fix the problem! Other ways to get Feedback: o -Open-ended questions focus groups, explorer groups, customer service surveys, and mystery shoppers.
1. If the price of a product is too high for its value received, it is an example of what kind of turnoff? a. Value Turnoff 2. A problem with any process, procedure, or policy is considered a Value Turnoff, true or false? a. False; System Turnoff 3. Value can be simply defined as ______ relative to price paid. Fill in the blank. a. Quality 4. If there is a lack of consistency, is it considered a turnoff? If yes, what kind of turnoff? a. Yes; System Turnoff 5. People turnoffs almost always arise from what kind of problem? a. Communication problems 6. What level of feedback commitment are we moving towards? a. Active Listening and/or Metrics-Conscious 7. What percent of dissatisfied customers will bother to voice a complaint to a company? a. Five percent 8. Name one example of the other ways to get feedback that we discussed. a. Open-ended questions focus groups, explorer groups, customer surveys, and/or mystery shoppers. 9. What is it called when one unhappy customer tells others of the bad service they received? a. The ripple effect 10. When dealing with a customer complaint, one should feel the customers pain, this is known as what? a. Empathizing
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Day Two: Proper Telephone Use Use the telephone correctly for Good Service
22 Tips for Telephone Use Professionalism:
12. Speak Clearly and Distinctly 13. Speak Naturally and Comfortably 14. Do Not Let Dead Air Happen 15. Keep Callers on Track 16. When Making Outgoing Calls Ask, Is This a Convenient Time to Talk? 17. Take Messages Cheerfully and Accurately 18. Make Your Greeting Message Efficient 19. Learn to Use Your Phones Features 20. Use the Hold Button and Call Transfer Correctly 21. Plan Your outgoing Calls for Efficiency 22. Dont Let the Telephone Interrupt and important Live Conversation
1. Check Your Phone Use Attitudes 2. Contact and Compare Your Company 3. Avoid Unnecessary Call Screening 4. Answer with Professionalism 5. Answer Promptly and Be Prepared to Handle Calls 6. Use Courtesy Titles 7. Thank People for Calling 8. Smile 9. Be Sure The Conversation is Finished before You Hang Up 10. Handle the Upset Caller with Tact and Skill 11. Keep Your Conversation Tactful and Businesslike
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Bibliography
-Cover Page Comic: http://skiphenk.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/bad-customer-service-2.gif -PowerPoint Pictures: Refer to PowerPoint -CenturyLink Logo (Flyer): http://2.bp.blogspot.com/2hbt4CNHOO8/UidHQ17x3LI/AAAAAAAABAc/Um_sfC8mjCQ/s1600/CenturyLink.jpg -CenturyLink Logo (Cover Page): http://www.vendiadvertising.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/L2-980-centurylink.jpg -CenturyLink Logo (Table of Contents): http://www.bensontowerconnect.com/Century_Link_logo.jpg -CenturyLink Van (Agenda Page): http://isanticountynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/bus_Century.jpg -Turned-Off Customer: http://www.theharteofmarketing.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/PRconfused.jpg -Feedback Illustration: Clip Art -Critical Thinking Image (Day One Quiz): http://netdna.copyblogger.com/images/critical-thinking.jpg -Telephone Illustration: Clip Art -Light bulb (Same image used twice): https://www.youeye.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/lightbulb.gif -Thinking Boy Illustration: http://www.drsunil.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/thinking-web-pic.jpg -CenturyLink Flower (Pet-Peeves Game): http://readwrite.com/files/files/files/enterprise/centurylink.jpg