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    Customer Service and Quality Management Course
    BC-5


    This Business Course will help you put into practice the fifthof six strategies that are vital to business success.

    Course 5: Customer Service and Quality Management Course

    This course will help you to develop your Customer Service and Quality Management strategy, which is:
     

    • The means by which you can determine what your customers really want, not what you think they want, and how to fulfill their expectations. 
    • The strategy for giving employees the people skills they need to handle any situation, avoid complaints, prevent burnout, and enhance communications. 
    • The means for building a Total Quality Culture by promoting ethics and empowered decision making and leadership in the workplace.


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Course Workbooks  for Customer Service and Quality Management
Eight workbooks from this group are used in this course.  The other workbooks may be purchased separately.

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Customer Service and Quality Management Course
    Who will benefit from this course?
     
      Business owners
      Operations managers
      Supervisors
      Plant managers
      Customer service representatives
      Process control managers
      Human resources officers
      Office managers
      Marketing managers
      Sales managers


    Module One:

      Process Improvement
      Quality Customer Service


    Module Two:

      Customer Focus 
      Benchmarking Fundamentals


    Module Three:

      Managing Quality Customer Service
      Building a Total Quality Culture


    Module Four:

      Customer Satisfaction
      Measuring Customer Satisfaction


    What you will learn in this course:
     

      • How to evaluate and improve your current processes to create products or services that are vastly superior to your competition. 
      • How this advantage allows you to create a large and loyal group of customers who will stay with you for many years. 
      • The secrets of quality customer service. 
      • How to identify what your customers really want, not what you think they want. 
      • How to establish systems and procedures to deliver consistent high quality products and services. 
      • How to develop attitudes, behaviors, and verbal skills in your service personnel to interact successfully with customers and keep them happy. 
      • How to establish and manage a quality service operation. 
      • How to determine customer needs, effectively and efficiently meet those needs, and continually measure your service level. 
      • How to improve your process by looking for a better way and by setting quality objectives. 
      • How to ensure positive bottom-line results by establishing a strong system of values and by implementing the concept of Total Quality Management. 
      • How to build a Total Quality Culture by promoting ethics and empowered decision making and leadership in the workplace. 
      • How to quickly improve customer service skills inside your organization—and see a significant impact at consumer level. 
      • How to give employees the people skills they need to handle any situation, avoid complaints, prevent burnout, and enhance communications. 
      • How to know how customers feel about the service they receive. 

      • How to evaluate customer satisfaction and make any needed improvements in your service. 
           
          BC-4       $49.75 per module      $179 for all four modules (a $20 savings) 


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Portland, OR 97228-6350

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