Movement to excellence is first seen in our interactions with internal and external customers. This means we speak to people in the hall, or as soon as they approach our desk or office area. The tone of our voice is pleasant, and our intention from the beginning is to meet the needs of the customer by listening first, delivering the best possible experience, and providing something extra. This extra may not occur all the time, but often enough that it makes a difference.
Serving with Excellence
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Provide Value to Your Network
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Who do you know that could benefit from being introduced to another professional? How can you improve your relationships...
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Why Service Excellence is our Most Important Value
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https://youtu.be/AM6k95HldXo Reflection Activity Video Transcript Reflection Activity Why would someone choose your service? What sets your organization apart from...
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Harvest Stories
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Ask team members to participate in sharing their ‘connect to purpose’ stories regularly – weekly/monthly meetings, all company emails,...
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Think Like a Customer
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Improve the Customer Experience To provide world class customer service, an organization must have a plan that is executed...
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Reflect on Service
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Gather data from your customers and front-end employees about their service experience with your organization. Listen to the feedback...
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Human Responsibility
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Identify a pain point for one of your team members today and make a point to solve it with...