What I mean by the title of this article is that you must have the customer in mind at all times. It’s not just about the customer facing folks. Don’t make that mistake. Your back office process and procedures need to be efficient. Your accounts receivable or payables need to be accurate and efficient, especially as it relates to your customer. Your management needs to be able to respond to customer requests, and not be hung up in policy or red tape. Your inventory management needs to be accurate and efficient getting product from suppliers to your stocking shelves, to your shipping dock, and out to your customer. This should be fairly obvious, but it’s amazing how often these things breakdown and cause customers to have second thoughts about doing business with your company.
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Top 10 Principles of Good Customer Service
- Service for the customer must come first
- Acknowledge your customer
- Acknowledge your repeat customer
- Listen to what your customer has to say
- Treat your customer with utmost respect
- Never lose your patience with your customer
- Go the extra mile for your customer
- Ensure your customer’s satisfaction
- Ensure your customer’s experience is easy for them
- Always thank your customer for their business
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