February 19, 2007

How to Please your Boss(es)

Attitudes, Customer Relationships

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Right after I tell you that you have a lot of bosses comes this article by Joel Spolsky about Seven Steps to Remarkable Customer Service. That’s Seth Godin’s definition of Remark-Able: Being so good, people remark.

Takeaways:

  • Fix every problem two ways – solve it then prevent it from ever happening again.
  • Have a person answer the phone – one with enough ability and experience to do the above
  • Plan ahead how to say things in the right way
  • Take the blame
  • Solve the Problem
  • Make it easy for your bosses to get their money back (hint – it will make it much easier for them to give it to you in the first place)
  • If I gave you all 7 steps (8 actually) you wouldn’t read the article. Go do it.

[tags]customer service, entrepreneur, customer, small business [/tags]

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John Seiffer

I've been an entrepreneur since we were called Business Owners. I opened my first company in 1979 - the only one that ever lost money. In 1994 I started coaching other business owners dealing with the struggles of growth. In 1998 I became the third President of the International Coach Federation. (That's a story for another day.) Coaching just the owners wasn't enough for some. So I began to do organizational coaching as well. Now I don't have time to work with as many companies as I'd like, so I've packaged my techniques into this Virtual CEO Boot Camp.

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