Customer Service Quotes

"Being on par in terms of price and quality only gets you into the game. Service wins the game."

Tony Alessandra

"Do what you do well so that they will want to see it again and bring their friends."

Walt Disney

"Every Great business is built on friendship."

J.C. Penney

"After you discover what your customers really want, you can turn to establishing your business goals and a strategy to achieve them. Whatever they are, they should be oriented toward the customer."

Jan Carlzon, Scandinavian Airlines

"In the world of Internet customer service, it's important to remember that your competitor is only a mouse click away."

Doug Warner

"Quality in a service or product is not what you put into it. It is what the customer gets out of it."

Peter Drucker

"The customer's perception is your reality."

Kate Zabriskie

"There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money elsewhere."

Sam Walton

"Unless you have 100% customer satisfaction... you must improve."

Horst Schulz

"You jut listen to the customers, then act on what they tell you."

Charles Lazarus, Toys "R" Us

"Well done is better than well said. "

Benjamin Franklin

"You are serving a customer, not a life sentence. Learn to enjoy your work."

Laurie McIntosh

"Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning."

Bill Gates

"Customer service does not come from a manual, it comes from the heart."

Debbie Fields

"If there is any one secret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other person’s point of view and see things from that person’s angle."

Henry Ford

"Price alone does not guarantee customer satisfaction. Quality service comes from strong relationships."

Robert W. Lucas

"Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. They expect you to fix things when they go wrong."

Donald Porter

"The most important thing in communication is hearing what is not said."

Peter F. Drucker

"A man without a smiling face must not open a shop."

Chinese Proverb

"The most important single ingredient in the formula of success is knowing how to get along with people."

Theodore Roosevelt

"The winner is the chef who takes the same ingredients as everyone else and produces the best results."

Edward de Bono

"We see our customers as invited guests to a party, and we are the hosts. It is our job every day to make every important aspect of the customer experience a little bit better."

Jess Bezos

"Give the public everything you can give them, keep the place as clean as you can keep it, keep it friendly."

Walt Disney

"The customer determines at the end of the day who is successful and for what reason."

Gerry Harvey

"Give customers what they want, not what you think they want. And, if you do this, people will keep coming back."

John Ilhan

"If you work just for money, you will never make it, but if you love what you are doing and you always put the customer first, success will be yours."

Ray Kroc

"Your needs will be met once you can find a way of projecting energy and fulfilling someone else's need."

Stuart Wilde

"Although your customers will not love you if you give bad service, your competitor’s will."

Kate Zabriski

"Forget about the sales you hope to make and focus on the service you want to render."

Harry Bullis

"If the shopper feels like it was poor service, then it was poor service. We are in the customer perception business."

Mark Perrault

"If you respect the customer as a human being, and truly honor their right to be treated fairly and honestly, everything else is much easier."

Doug Smith

"Never underestimate the power of an irate customer."

Joel Ross

"If you do not take care of your customers, someone else will."

Ken Blanchard

"Here is a simple but powerful rule - always give people more than what they expect to get."

Nelson Boswell

"There are no traffic jams along the extra mile."

Roger Staubach

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Below, is a list of articles that may be helpful for a variety of different professions.

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5 Strategies to Maximize Leadership Effectiveness
8 Tactics for Gaining and Holding Learner Attention
9 Strategies for Appealing to Visual Learners
10 Strategies for Building Customer Trust
A Puzzling Way to Energize Training
Activity - Determining Learners Expectations and Needs
Adult Learning 101
Are You Listening?
Back to the Basics of Communication
Brainstorm Your Company to Success
Brand YOU!
Building Relationships across Cultures
Building Supervisory Trust in the Workplace
Communication as Basis for Participant Behavior
Communicating Professionally in Writing with Customers
Communicating in a Diverse World
Communicating With Diverse Audiences
Create the Right Environment for Learning
Creating a Communication Environment for Learning
Creative Interim Reviews
Creatively Grouping Learners Using Toys and Props
Customer Loyalty is Up to You
Dealing Better With People Who Speak English as a Second Language
Defining Your Customer Service Culture
Diversity Is More Than A Training Program
Do You Know Why Your Customers Are Leaving?
Empowering Yourself for Success
Factors Impacting Customer Loyalty
Fifteen Tips for Getting Learners Back from Break on Time
Five Strategies for Guaranteeing Customer Loyalty
Gaining and Holding Learner Attention
Gaining the Customer Advantage Through Effective Call Center Staffing
Getting the Most from Distant or Distracted Learners
Increasing Learning Effectiveness
Increasing Sales by Building Trust
It Is All in How You Say It
Just The Fax
Leadership in Transition
Making Memories - The Role of the Brain in Learning
Managing from Afar: Strategies for Supervising a Telecommuting Workforce
Maximizing Brainstorming Sessions
Planning and Designing a Powerful Learning Event
Preparing for Difficult Participant Situations
Professional Etiquette Still Matters
Projecting a Positive Professional Image as a Trainer
Providing Effective Recognition in Your Training Programs
Problem Solving 101-Getting To The Bottom of Service Breakdowns
Providing Nutrition for Learners
Putting Power Into Your Presentations Using Nonverbal Communication
Reducing Stage Fright-Tips For Powerful Presentations
Reflections on Life
Responding to Conflict with Customers
Revisiting the Abilene Paradox
Rewarding Participants To Encourage Learning
Rewards Make Training More Fulfilling
RoadBlocks to Service Recovery
Scheduling Successful Learning Events
Service Suicide: Six Reasons That Organizations Lose Customers
Setting the Stage for Learning
Seven Tips for Increasing Learner Success
Seven Ways You Can Use Memory Research to Improve Communication
Six Simple Ways to Increase Learning In Your Training
Six Tips for Effective Training
Spicing Up Your Flip Charts with Graphic Images
Starting Your Presentations on a Positive Note
Stimulating the Brain through Your Learning Environment
Successful Flip Chart Usage
Taking the Stress Off Your Computer
Testing Participant Knowledge with Crossword Puzzles
The ABC's Brain Based Learning
The ABC's of Competitive Customer Service
The ABC's of Creative Training
The ABC's of Customer Service
The ABC's of Dealing with Difficult Interpersonal Situations
The ABC's of Differentiated Learning
The ABC's of Effective Small Business
The ABC's of Effective Supervisory Communication
The ABC's of Effective Time Management
The ABC's of Service Recovery
The Benefits of Performance Coaching
The Dynamic Human Brain and Its Role in Participant-Centered Learning
The Emotions of Color
The Impact of Cultural Values in Customer Service
The Impact of Customer Wants on Your Success
The Impact of Environmental Factors on Learning
The Impact of History On Learners
The Impact of Pet Peeves on Customer Service
The Importance of Brain Based Research on Learning Environment Design
The Nose Has It - The Impact of Smells on Learning
The Power of Audio-Visual Aids
The Power of Team Support
The Role of Supervisors in Fostering a Learning Environment
The Role of the Eyes in Interpersonal Communication
The Rumor Mill
The Supervisors Role As Trainer
The Value of Ethics
Thinking Like a Customer -- Using Lessons from Wal-Mart
Three Types of Memory
Time Management on the Run
Transfer of Training
Transporting Your Flip Charts Effortlessly
Using Interim Reviews to Energize and Emphasize!
Using Job Aids to Reinforce Classroom Learning
Using Projected Visuals
Using Training Rewards Effectively
Valuing the Customer
What is Brain-Based learning
What is Really Important in Life
Why Customers Buy Products and Services
Winning the Battle over JetLag
Wowing Your Customers in a Lackluster World

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