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“Thank your customers” This is one of those customer service “rules” that shouldn’t be. It shouldn’t even have to be a reminder. To thank someone [...] October 10th, 2009 | Tags: "thank, anecdote, anything, approach, assumption, author, background, bias, book, case, Change, class customer service, collar, CONTAIN, containment, CORRECT, coscia, Courtesy, customer, customer service articles, customer service management, customer service representatives, customer service reps, customer service speeches, customer service strategies, customers, day, degree, delivery, even, event, example, flowchart, Handbook, home, hvac, hvac contractors, hvac industry, image, improvement, industry, information, infrastructure, interview, Irene, knowledge, landscapers, Listening, management, methodology, morning, nature, New, one, part, person, personal experiences, pipe, plumbing, press, problem, process, professionalism, provider, QUALIFY, reminder, Rep, role, roofers, room, rules, sequential, service, service infrastructure, service professional, shouldn't, situation, someone, something, stable, stereotype, steve, Steve Coscia, system, teaching, teaching tool, those, time, today, tool, trade, trade magazines, tradesperson, value, volatile situations, way, whole, work, world class customer, world class customer service | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
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