CustomerService
mindset
Presented by:
Rohan Desai
COMMITMENT
• Making a commitment involves
dedicating yourself to something.
• Before you make a commitment,
think carefully.
• A commitment obligates you to
do something.
Service mindset
o An outlook that focuses on creating customer
value, loyalty and trust.
o A business with this outlook wants to go
beyond simply providing a product or service.
o It wants to create a positive and indelible
imprint on the customer.
o Providing and delivering professional, helpful,
high quality service and assistance,
o Before, during, and after the customer's
requirements are met.
Customer Service
 Think about those Companies that you purchase from over and over, even when
there are cheaper options out there.
 Do you usually fly on a particular airline?
 Do you recommend specific restaurant when asked ?
 Do you buy grocery from the same place every morning?
 Often, the reason we stay loyal to them is because of their set of values.
 The best companies strive to combine physical, emotional, and logical elements.
 Reduces customer churn
 A point of differentiation
 Increases customer lifetime value
 Reduces negative word of mouth
 Cheaper to retain customers than acquire
new ones
 A leading indicator of consumer repurchase
intentions and loyalty
ServiceExcellence
 It is perhaps a cliché today to talk in terms of achieving total customer focus.
 But if you want to strive for service excellence that is precisely what you must attain.
 Ask yourself some thought-provoking questions such as:
 Why do they choose you over others or others over you?
 Does interacting with your business make a difference to their lives?
 Would your customers miss your business if it were no longer around?
 What would they miss about you? Would they easily find replacement offering?
Elements Of Good Customer
Service Good customer service involves:
 Able to handle issues for customers
 Do your best to ensure they are satisfied.
 People remember how you make them feel.
 Having thorough knowledge of your product.
 Treating customers with a friendly, helpful attitude.
 Giving customers a good first impression of the business.
 Being able to help customers make the best choices for them.
How To Become A Service Excellence
Leader ?
 Be Transparent
 Share Updates
 Own Up to Mistakes
 Show your Appreciation
 Set Realistic Expectations
 Empower your Customers
 Create a Culture of Quality
 Communicate with your Clients
 Ask for feedback
Remember !!
• The journey to excellence requires you to ‘think’ as much
as it does to ‘do’.
• The starting point in any attempt to ‘rise above the norm’
is to demonstrate a real commitment to that aim.
• Ask your customers to be part of the solution, and don't
view them as part of the problem.
• Thank your customer for complaining and mean it. Most
will never bother to complain. They'll just walk away.
“ The customer is King ”
Service mindset
Service mindset

Service mindset

  • 1.
  • 2.
    COMMITMENT • Making acommitment involves dedicating yourself to something. • Before you make a commitment, think carefully. • A commitment obligates you to do something.
  • 3.
    Service mindset o Anoutlook that focuses on creating customer value, loyalty and trust. o A business with this outlook wants to go beyond simply providing a product or service. o It wants to create a positive and indelible imprint on the customer. o Providing and delivering professional, helpful, high quality service and assistance, o Before, during, and after the customer's requirements are met.
  • 4.
    Customer Service  Thinkabout those Companies that you purchase from over and over, even when there are cheaper options out there.  Do you usually fly on a particular airline?  Do you recommend specific restaurant when asked ?  Do you buy grocery from the same place every morning?  Often, the reason we stay loyal to them is because of their set of values.  The best companies strive to combine physical, emotional, and logical elements.
  • 5.
     Reduces customerchurn  A point of differentiation  Increases customer lifetime value  Reduces negative word of mouth  Cheaper to retain customers than acquire new ones  A leading indicator of consumer repurchase intentions and loyalty
  • 6.
    ServiceExcellence  It isperhaps a cliché today to talk in terms of achieving total customer focus.  But if you want to strive for service excellence that is precisely what you must attain.  Ask yourself some thought-provoking questions such as:  Why do they choose you over others or others over you?  Does interacting with your business make a difference to their lives?  Would your customers miss your business if it were no longer around?  What would they miss about you? Would they easily find replacement offering?
  • 7.
    Elements Of GoodCustomer Service Good customer service involves:  Able to handle issues for customers  Do your best to ensure they are satisfied.  People remember how you make them feel.  Having thorough knowledge of your product.  Treating customers with a friendly, helpful attitude.  Giving customers a good first impression of the business.  Being able to help customers make the best choices for them.
  • 8.
    How To BecomeA Service Excellence Leader ?  Be Transparent  Share Updates  Own Up to Mistakes  Show your Appreciation  Set Realistic Expectations  Empower your Customers  Create a Culture of Quality  Communicate with your Clients  Ask for feedback
  • 9.
    Remember !! • Thejourney to excellence requires you to ‘think’ as much as it does to ‘do’. • The starting point in any attempt to ‘rise above the norm’ is to demonstrate a real commitment to that aim. • Ask your customers to be part of the solution, and don't view them as part of the problem. • Thank your customer for complaining and mean it. Most will never bother to complain. They'll just walk away. “ The customer is King ”