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Tag Archives: Customer Service
Is Your Service a Means or an End?
I have a new handyman. And, Mike is terrific. It all started with a simple chore—power washing a sidewalk and applying a concrete sealer. I had power washed it before but the sycamore trees nearby had stained the concrete so … Continue reading
Create a Lake Lure Experience
We checked into the Lake Lure Inn. Built in 1927, the antique North Carolina hotel served as command central for the making of the movie Dirty Dancing. You now can stay in the Patrick Swayze Suite or the Jennifer Grey … Continue reading
Liposuction Service: The Problem with the Pursuit of Shortcuts
January is dieting month. Those holiday parties and giant, pull-out-all-the stops meals can add unwanted pounds. Who could pass up trying that casserole? As good as the eggnog and fruit cake were, you could not escape their propensity for turning … Continue reading
Service as Transportation
It all started with a party game…those funny “what if” social games that get sillier with late night exuberance and adult beverages. “What fruit would they be if all pharmacists were a fruit?” asked one guest, a deeply serious pharmacist. … Continue reading
Air Conditioned Service
The air conditioning system broke in the little country church we attend when we have a getaway weekend to our North Georgia river house. It was a hotter than normal day, even for the normally cool mountain area. So, the … Continue reading
Insuring Swimming Pools against Theft
Customers are getting weary of service providers overselling them features they do not need and will never need. When my phone bill seemed higher than it needed to be I called my phone service provider and learned I had been … Continue reading
A Service Lectern for Customers
Lectern is a misunderstood word. It is what the preacher stands behind to deliver a sermon. And, it is too often mislabeled a podium…which is a raised platform or dais on which a lectern is often placed. Lecterns play diverse … Continue reading
Gratitude – A True Measure of your Service Warmth
“Thank you” are the two most important words in the English language. Yet, how often are you served and end up the only one in the equation doing the thanking? It is always important and never more so than in … Continue reading
How To Serve As Expert posted on Expert Access
Please check out our guest blog on Expert Access; How To Serve As Expert. Here’s a quick excerpt: It all started with a discussion with a start-up company about how customers assess the quality of the performance of a … Continue reading