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Category: customer service

What type of service do you provide?

By Tim Gibney Posted on October 4, 2016 Posted in customer service

Are your customer’s happy or are they ecstatic? There is a big difference in the definition of happy and ecstatic. Happy is feeling or showing pleasure or contentment. Ecstatic is feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement. Now the …

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Are you using the proper form?

By Tim Gibney Posted on November 12, 2015 Posted in actions, approach, customer service, people

Did you know that the key to any strength training program is to build slowly and use the proper form? Are you saying; ‘I’m not interested in strength training!’ If you are not into strength training maybe just maybe you …

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Have you ever had a business person not return your call?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 21, 2014 Posted in business focus, change your focus, customer service

Did that frustrate you?   Recently I tried to get some work done by a lawn and yard company. I’ve known the owner for about 2 years. He is a friendly person and appears to be good in business. Those …

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Is your work all about earning a paycheck, or about the service you give?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 24, 2013 Posted in customer service, good business habits

Or do you feel there needs to be a balanced approach? As Bob Proctor said; “I think earning money is the simplest thing in the world once you learn how to do it. It’s like driving a car. It’s simple …

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Do you get paid for the hours you work?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 10, 2013 Posted in becoming remarkable, customer service, customer's needs, differentiate

Or, do you get paid for the completion of each product or service? Are these ways really working? Isn’t it time that we got away from these old and tired ways of getting paid? I believe that every one of …

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Does your business use jargon?

By Tim Gibney Posted on April 22, 2013 Posted in customer service, jargon

By jargon I mean slang for terms that only people in your industry or business understand. Many years ago (the early 80’s) we were buying our first computer for our business. I went into this computer store and a young …

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Whose fault is it that you don’t buy from a particular store?

By Tim Gibney Posted on September 25, 2012 Posted in customer service, responsibility, Staples, The Source

Who needs to take responsibility for you not buying? I want to tell you about an experience that I had this past week in a Staples store. I went into to get some information about a tablet computer. The person …

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Isn’t it amazing what we hear from others?

By Tim Gibney Posted on August 2, 2012 Posted in customer service, listening skills

That is, if we really listen. My friend Rod met with his regular doctor the other day. He received all the good news. He told me that while he chatted with his doctor she asked him if he knew how …

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How much information do you give to your prospective client’s?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 11, 2012 Posted in customer service

I believe that less is better. Let me tell you why. If you find that you are giving your prospects a lot of information it is because you have not qualified them or understand what their needs or wants are. …

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Do you have a competitor that does a better job than you do?

By Tim Gibney Posted on February 9, 2012 Posted in business failures, cost effectiveness, customer service

If you said ‘no’ your work is just beginning. I say that because if there is no one that is doing a better job that you do now, why would you sit back and wait for that competitor to start? …

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