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ALWAYS exceed the child's expectations
Children already have high expectations, don't disappoint them, provide more than they expect.
What are your customer's expectations and how can you exceed them?
If your procedures do not meet the child's needs, change your procedures
Which is more important — upsetting the elves' procedures or meeting the child's needs?
Do you know if your procedures are upsetting or turning away any of your customers? What can you do about it?
Good customer service elves are made, not born
Train, train, train and then train some more.
Do you actually train your staff on how to serve a customer? Do you keep on training or is once enough?
Be positive
Don't react to a child or parent's negative comment, respond with something positive.
"Thank you for being so patient" is better than "I'm sorry you had to wait so long."
To learn how to apply these and all the other rules
in your business, please contact
John Chilson
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