Consistent and Reliable Customer Service P4. What are we looking for? Consistent – “The same throughout” Reliable – “you can depend on it”

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Consistent and Reliable Customer Service P4

What are we looking for? Consistent – “The same throughout” Reliable – “you can depend on it”

If you are pleased by something you tell 3 people If you are upset or annoyed you will tell people – (Richard Branson) Why does Chester Zoo need excellent customer care? Chester Zoo rely heavily on repeat visits (79% of our visitors have been before) 96% of customers who have had a bad experience don’t complain they just don’t come back! 17

Ensuring Customer Satisfaction confidence in service value for money repeat custom word of mouth reputation; internal customer satisfaction eg job satisfaction, teamwork

Staff, training and complaints

Staff training Security and First Aid Safety, Health and Environment Human Resources Customer Care

Customer Care Training Staff appearance guidelines Chester Zoo’s vision, mission and values Where are the …...? Chester Zoo’s Customer Care expectations Internal Customers Specific departmental training Dealing with complaints

Complaints procedure The customers pay your wages Remember: The customers are always right Any complaints that you can’t resolve to the customer’s satisfaction must be passed to your line manager - if necessary all the way up to the Head of Visitor Services/Duty Admin Manager and the Director Richard Branson’s statistics - even when they are wrong!

Complaints procedure The key to dealing with all complaints is speed and being a good listener. 5.Advice and information is obtained from the Animal Division if the complaint relates to animal management. 1.Letters or telephone calls are followed up as fast as possible to apologise or set the record straight. 3.Complimentary tickets are sometimes used to unruffle feathers. 2.If in the Zoo, try to move away from crowds to a quieter area. Sit the visitor down, if possible, find out their name and give them your name. Stay calm and polite 4.Points are then taken up inside the Zoo to sort out what went wrong.

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