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As a cutting edge Service Framework Company, The Art of Service is leading the way in providing high end, client focused Books, Toolkits and online and classroom Education Programs. We've served over 800 corporate clients and 500,000 individual clients and students in 87% of the world's countries. A recognized leader in the Service Management community, The Art of Service has quickly become the Specialist- and Manager’s Educator of Choice.

How to Receive Good Customer Service

Customer Service-people chuckle, grimace and always have some opinion about whether or not it’s available anymore. Some have even mentioned that [...]

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Customer Service – ‘The Irritating Lack of Consistency’

A few weeks ago I was working with a group of course delegates on a community project. We were spending a couple of days re-furbishing a classroom [...]

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Excellent Customer Service – The Greatest Bellmen I Ever Met

In my current role as a consultant and trainer, I travel quite regularly, and am able to experience service at some of the finest hotels in the [...]

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Improving Customer Service: A Role Model If You’re Already Good

You may be the leader in your industry, already well known for delivering top customer service. You may be experiencing the meaning of the [...]

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The Importance Of Customer Service

Today I was trying to order some supplies online and of course my internet and computer decided they didn’t want to work for me (who can blame [...]

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Customer Service is No Mystery

I try to catch people being good and they don’t even know it. For example, I drive to a restaurant for lunch and pull into the parking lot. I [...]

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How Your Company’s Bottom Line is Directly Tied to Customer Service Satisfaction

Did you know that you could measure your company’s value by your customer service? Researchers discovered that regardless if your customer service [...]

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Customers Got You Mad? Combine Customer Service and Satisfaction – Don’t React – Respond

What is the best course of action when handling a situation with an angry or upset customer? Just breathe. Sounds too simple? Well, it really [...]

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