Ear to the Ground: the value and impact of listening to our customers Helen Loughran, Libraries and Learning Innovation, Leeds Metropolitan University.

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Ear to the Ground: the value and impact of listening to our customers Helen Loughran, Libraries and Learning Innovation, Leeds Metropolitan University

Leeds Metropolitan University: c3,000 staff; 26,000 students Libraries and Learning Innovation: 2 campus libraries 24/7/365 opening 2,100 study spaces University IT provision 1.4 million visits a year 450,000 books / electronic resources Virtual Learning Environment 95 FTE staff Background

Why listen to your customers? Why not? Role of Customer Service Excellence Standard

Listening Framework Strategy / Schedule of ConsultationStrategy Annual Review Standing item on meeting agendas Project planning Member of staff with responsibility Systematic collection Looking for new opportunities Closing the loop

Listening to our students Student Surveys (SSS/NSS/ISB) Surveys on new services Focus groups – “food for thought” Students’ Union Termly meetings Student representatives Faculty forums Formal complaints procedure

Listening to our students Academic Quality Processes Faculty / School Boards Course development teams Course reviews Academic Librarian / Academic staff liaison Working groups Student liaison officers

Listening to our students Exit Polls Diary Room / Sab on a sofa One-to-one responses Anecdotal / observational Student projects First impressions staff training Social media Anytime, anyplace, anywhere!

Listening to our staff Staff suggestions Project groups Open Door meetings Team meetings / 1-to-1s Views of new staff / graduate trainee Planning process

Listening to everyone What’s Your View? Us / Chat with Us Non-users Prospective students Mystery visitors

Listening effectively Our organisational culture Being open and not fearful of what we might hear Being honest about what we can / can’t do Understanding how people want to be listened to Showing respect and that we value our customers

Value and impact of listening Builds two way communication Positive relationships Customer insight Confidence in our information Provide services that are value for money Good reputation External validation

Value and impact of listening Staff satisfaction and morale: Staff Survey Results 2012

Value and impact of listening Customer Satisfaction - students

Value and impact of listening Customer Satisfaction - students YearTotal Comments% Positive% Negative %68% %59% %51%

Value and impact of listening “others think they listen but they don’t – you actually listen and act upon what you hear” former SU President

Helen Loughran, Planning and Marketing Manager, Libraries and Learning Innovation, Leeds Metropolitan University Contact details