Steve Wynn, chairman and CEO of Wynn resorts, whose net worth is estimated by Forbes at $3.7 billion, thinks differently than you might imagine he does about customer service. According to the September 2014 SUCCESS Magazine, article about Steve Wynn by Jim Motavalli,...
When you think about customer service training, what is the first thought that comes to mind? Like many, you probably think about service training in terms of fixing a problem. “We’re receiving too many customer complaints on our social media networks. We’re getting...
Even though we all strive toward providing the best possible service, our efforts are not always enough to keep a customer satisfied and coming back. Sometimes, when a customer asks to cancel our service, we need to do so graciously and without adding any further...
Recently, I’ve been reading many debates about the need—or not—for customer service scripts. Some advocates believe they’re necessary while naysayers think they promote robot-like behaviors. As I mentioned in two previous blog posts, BAD scripts = MAD customers! and...
In last week’s blog post, Is there a place for compassion at work?, I mentioned a company that lives and breathes the principles of kindness and compassion—daily. This week, I’ll share the details of how to build a culture of compassion, the Lloyd Dean way. And from...