Ten Customer Rules CUSTOMERS ARE ………...

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
"What is Lean Customer Service?" Michael T. Walsh, CPIM, LSSBB The Quality Solutions Group ISM NY/NJ Forum – General Session – October 28,
Advertisements

1. What is a gueridon? 2. Why do restaurants use a gueridon? 3. Positive impact of using a gueridon (staff/guests) 4. Negative impact of using a gueridon.
What Is Selling? n Selling involves providing customers with the goods and services they wish to buy. n Selling is helping customers make satisfying buying.
 UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMER  PREPARING OURSELVES FOR CUSTOMER  CREATING POSITIVE IMPACT ON CUSTOMERS  BUILDING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS  MAKE IT EASY.
Kandi Thomas and Angela Nichols
A sale ends. A customer comes back. - Ron Kaufman Make a customer, not a sale. - Katherine Barchetti.
Roll Dice Draw Tens Ones Standard Form Expanded Form
Right to Seek Redressal Prof.(Dr.) Ashok R. Patil Professor of Law Chair on Consumer Law and Practice [Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Government of India]
Indian Abacus Welcomes You. “Customer - First & Always”
MR MR-isms I’m not here to help you get a degree… I’m here to help you get an education.
Sibling R i v a l r y. Program Objectives n Parents will understand reasons for sibling rivalry n Parents will learn about ways to reduce fighting among.
15-1 McGraw-Hill/Irwin Human Relations, 3/e © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Welcome to lesson one in the Customer Service module
© Copyright 2014 Milady, a part of Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied, or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible.
Customer care 1. Objectives Understand customer and his needs Taking care of customer to his satisfaction Listening to customer Complaint handling
CUSTOMER SERVICE The Bridge to Our Customers Training Department.
Consumer Behavior, Eighth Edition SCHIFFMAN & KANUK
Customer Service. Objectives What is the definition of customer service? What are the principles of good customer service? Who are our customers? What.
Student Supervisors Advice, Hints & Encouragement.
Accident Reporting. Ouch! I’ve Had A Job Related Accident & Injury What happens now? Immediately report it to your Supervisor or Manager – By Law, late.
Junior Achievement Introduction to Junior Achievement BizTown.
The Power of Listening By: Dr. Tony Alessandra Overview, Objectives and Goals.
Understanding Use: Predicting Action on a message Laura A. Dabbish Jianwei Wang CSCI6800 Spring 2005.
 Rhetoric is persuasion. It is the opposite of a fight.  In Rhetoric, you argue. Argument is the means by which you persuade people to side with you.
Addressing Student Behavior Fletcher & Westerfield.
Customer Delight The Bridge to Our Customers Mahesh K Prasad Head- Human Resources Cell:
Business Communication
The Practice of Mindfulness By: Sarah Begoun. Definition of Mindfulness Paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally, to the.
10 Signs You Need a T Work Day at Your Church op.
What’s most important to you in life? Write Down Your Top 5 Values in Order of importance.
Identify, Develop and Retain High Performers
Gateway to Literacy Class Rules. You should raise your hand if you have a question.
LIBERTY Integrated Learning and Research Center U N I V E R S I T Y Customer Service Training Service.
Sibling Rivalry and Solutions
Presented by A.I.Kalaiarasan SM(Mat). Quote “Perhaps the reason millions of people are satisfied with our automobiles because we aren’t …….. Our purpose.
Best Practices in Technology Education Gene Martin Texas State University & Technical Foundation of America.
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia
The Art of Engineering Robert Hartmann. All About Robert Most people call him Bob He is an electrical engineer at IDEO He attended Union College in Schenectady,
Explain the importance of selling Develop the attitude of how to assist a customer and help them make wise buying decisions Understand that selling should.
All About Writing An Argument
What Is Selling? Selling involves providing customers with the goods and services they wish to buy. Selling is helping customers make satisfying buying.
Grade 9 Sexual Assault: Lesson One (OVERHEAD: Defining Sexual Assault)
Found Poems.
BASIC BUSINESS SKILLS TRAINING
Sales and Service Chapter #6
Positive guidance The purpose of discipline is self-control rather than obedience. Here are some suggestions for positive guidance.
Some useful language and examples
WINNING AND KEEPING MEMBERS THE EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE WAY

در تجزیه و تحلیل شغل باید به 3 سوال اساسی پاسخ دهیم Job analysis تعریف کارشکافی، مطالعه و ثبت جنبه های مشخص و اساسی هر یک از مشاغل عبارتست از مراحلی.
دانشگاه شهیدرجایی تهران
EXERCISE.
تعهدات مشتری در کنوانسیون بیع بین المللی
Value of the Public Library
Activity – You Be the Grant Maker
GOALS ~I can adapt writing to audience and purpose.
Quiz Show Question and Answer.
All About Writing An Argument
how writers try to convince readers
Benchmark Revisions Overview of the Current Situation
Warm-up: How would you feel if you family saw you only as a source of labor and used you to make a profit?
The Concept of Democracy.
Selecting: Will this be the One? & Deciding on Form
Making Tens.
Grade 9 Sexual Assault: Lesson One (OVERHEAD: Defining Sexual Assault)
Numbers within 20.
Making Tens.
Pilots on Data validation
Graphing and Introduction to Algebra
Sales and Service Chapter #6.
Presentation transcript:

Ten Customer Rules CUSTOMERS ARE ………..

1. Customers are: The most important people in your business.

You are dependent on them. 2. Customers are: Not dependent on you. You are dependent on them.

Not an interruption to your work…… they are the purpose for it. 3. Customers are: Not an interruption to your work…… they are the purpose for it.

Not doing you a favour by calling. 4. Customers are: Not doing you a favour by calling. You are doing them a favour by serving.

An important part of your business. 5. Customers are: An important part of your business. Not outsiders.

They have feelings and emotions. 6. Customers are: Not statistics They have feelings and emotions. Just like you.

to argue or match wits with. 7. Customers are: Not people to argue or match wits with.

People who bring you their wants. 8. Customers are: People who bring you their wants. It is your job To fill those wants.

and attentive treatment 9. Customers are: People who deserve the most courteous and attentive treatment you can give them.

And every other business. 10. Customers are: The life blood of this. And every other business.