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Released 2005
In spite of all the attention given to customer service, it seems to be getting worse. One problem is an over-emphasis on the superficial –the greeter at the door, the forced smile, and the overused “have a nice day.” As a result, surface friendliness often replaces meaningful service .
What’s most important in customer service is action. That means first knowing your product or service, and finally following through and solving problems.
This program follows the trials of a new customer service provider. While at his first job, he receives an education from an unlikely group—a bowling team. As a result of their reactions, he learns six key customer service techniques which could be used in any business, anywhere.
By the end of this engaging story, viewers will understand that… “Good service isn’t about flowery words and pleasant smiles.” It’s about actions!
Running Time:
20 minutes
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