My Outtake on Customer Service and its History
Angel Oksana Dougherty
Customer Service – Mrs. Martinez
Southern Careers Institute
My Outtake on Customer Service and its History
What is customer service? Many people will have very different responses for this question. I myself feel that customer service is the bending over backwards and kissing of a customer’s ass to suit them and their needs. Any type of service or product now a day has a “guest expectation,” or a standard that needs to be met. The whole point of customer service is the hope to satisfy customers. By satisfying their want and needs, you create reoccurring customers known as “regulars” and produce constant revenue. As we spoke about in class, customer service was a
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In 1962, the infamous “1-800 number” was created. It became a personal number that companies used to let a customer or consumer call them for free, hence the term, “toll-free.” Customers who liked a product could be put on a list that would allow a company to call them back to ask about surveys, if they still like the product, or if there was any way that they could change the product to suit customer demands and improve product. This gave the customers the title, “subscriber.” In 1989, a man by the name of Tim Berners–Lee had the incredible idea of creating what we know now as The World Wide Web. This man’s genius creation opened up even more doorways for customer service. It wasn’t until 1991 that he was able to perfect it and introduce it to the rest of the world. The web allowed a way for communication and a way for promotion. Business could now air their ads cheaper. Do you remember back in our MySpace days? You would be scrolling down the page and depending on what your interest were, or the things that you searched for on the Internet, it would all be taken in as data and companies would then project your ads based off of your interest and try to promote their services or products to you. That’s a perfect example on how the World Wide Web has impacted customer service. With all these advances in technology, what about today? How do we apply it in basic work routine? I am a kitchen
How has the rise of the World Wide Web changed business practices? What are the benefits and drawbacks for business? For consumers?
Customer service involves a consideration of what is needed to treat the customers in a desirable
Customer service is a term which means a measure of how well products and services meet or exceed the customer's expectations. It is important to have this within a business as it creates a good relationship with the client and you gain their trust, It increase customer life time value and retains customers to stay with your company and have repeat sales. Having good customer service will also reduce negative feedback such as bad words getting around about the company.
The customer service is the ability of skilled employees, to provide products and services to their internal or external customers, to satisfy their needs, apparent or not, to enjoy an advertisement by word of mouth that will bring positive new buyers.
Customer service is the most important aspect of any business. Without an adequate relationship with its consumer base, a company is at an enormous disadvantage.
Customer service is the provision of service to customers before, during and after a purchase. Customer service is a series of activities designed to enhance the level of customer satisfaction – that is, the feeling that a product or service has met the customer expectation. Good customer service is
Customer service is just a piece of the customer experience equation, although an important piece. In my experience, good customer service is always being positive and willing to assist your customers to the best of your ability. If you have an unhappy or upset customer it’s your job to find out why they feel this way and use that information to improve on your service, or your product. Without good customer service there is no great customer experience.
Good customer service has become something that is hard to find in today’s digital world. People are often being replaced by computers, recorded messages, and machines of all sorts that will do the job of the person who used to do it. The problem with this, as I’ve pointed out, is that you cannot bond and interact with a computer device. You will never get to know the computer, feel cared about by the computer, and you won’t ever feel compelled to tell others to go see the computer at a particular place because it will treat you right.
Customer Service provides assistance and advice to a company for individuals that use or purchase products or services. For example, if you go to a bank service the people who work in the bank will provide you with assistance and advice because they don’t want your business to fail, also, they will give you ideas and recommendation on what you should do on the current state of your current business
The worldwide web has a lot of impact on business and the availability of broadband across the world has given the business a range of services. These change made lots of small business gone global by using internet to sell and advertise across the world. The internet has enabled the organization to offer a verity of services to their customers like Amazon sell their products around the world via internet.
This case study will focus on the importance of service quality for business owners to consider, and how it can directly affect customer satisfaction. Using relevant theory and frameworks this case study will critically analyse the current situation of the customer service of the restaurant chain Pizza Express, and based on the research and evaluations reached, make recommendations as to how best overcome these issues. Pizza express is a restaurant group with over 400 restaurants across the United Kingdom (UK) and 40 others across Europe, Middle East and East Asia. The chain was founded in 1967 by Peter Boizot and was recently sold in 2014 for £900million to China based equity firm Hony Capital. The restaurant chain has been chosen after a
This paper explores three published articles that report on subjects having to do with customer support. Be the relationships online (Internet) and offline (non-Internet) and how they relate to customer service and the help desk environments. The articles have little variance in how they treat and face the subject matter as this is more about the history and thus not a very subjective topic. This paper examines these three works in relation to each other and to show how customer service has grown and changed over the years, from face-to-face interactions to computer-mediated communication.
It is evident from the table that the external customers, the majority of the respondents (78%) say that the public sector companies have not inclined towards the customer service in all aspects. There is a small percentage of the respondents (22%) who are with the public sector companies for their customer service practices.
Attached is our proposal, “Investing in Human Capital: A Recommendation Report.” At Assess the Best LLC, we seek to solve your employee related challenges by providing a total employee lifecycle solution. By investing in your greatest asset (human capital), productivity, sales, motivation and customer service levels will increase and employee turnover will be reduced. Our solution includes leadership training and development, employee training, management, and hiring tools to help you succeed.
The goal of our customer service department will be to serve the customer any way required. Customers that call in with problem/issues will be amazed at the amount of personal attention they receive and how quickly issues are not only resolved, but significantly improved. This will be a powerful asset because a happy and satisfied customer is a returning customer.