We’ve all experienced it. You need to get something done and the customer service person you are relying on says, “I can’t help”. The solution requires a little bit of empathy, perhaps some creativity and a lot of common sense. Although the clerk may be smart, efficient and good at their job, they fail to show any of the three requirements. There is no empathy, little creatively and certainly no evidence of common sense.
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When the Customer Service person says “I Can’t Help”
Tagged with: bettering customer relationships, customer management expert, customer service expert, give better customer service, improve customer service, improving customer service experience, Jim Baston, Proactive Service®, transforming customer experience
Posted in Business, Consulting Services, Customer Service, Education, Management, Service
Posted in Business, Consulting Services, Customer Service, Education, Management, Service
Transform the Service Experience through Empathy
In my last post on the five key dimensions of service quality, we considered what we can do to transform the service experience through the tangible aspects of the service we provide. Here we consider what we can do to transform the service experience by clearly communicating to our customers that we care about them. Our customers will have little regard for us until they know that we have empathy.
Tagged with: customer relationships, customer service consultant, customer service expert, how to better customer relationships, how to empathize with clients, how to improve customer satisfaction, how to provide excellent customer service, how to provide great customer service, improving customer service, Jim Baston, transforming customer experience
Posted in Business, Consulting Services, Customer Service, Education, Management, Manufacturing, Service
Posted in Business, Consulting Services, Customer Service, Education, Management, Manufacturing, Service
