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What We Can Learn from Japanese Customer Service

CSM Magazine

Japan arguably has the most polished customer service in all the world, so it is worthwhile for any customer service professional to carefully consider why Japan has such world-class service. Omotenashi,” which translates as “hospitality,” is a part of everyday life in Japan. Every Customer Matters.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of April 8, 2019

ShepHyken

Each week I read a number of customer service and customer experience articles from various resources. To Provide the Best Customer Experience, Be Proactive by Frank Konkel. NextGov) “Be where your customers are” and other helpful tips from customer experience professionals.

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How to improve customer service in the digital world

Service Untitled

So how can Wells Fargo and other institutions or businesses become more customer service friendly? Why isn’t there an application that will take my phone number and call me back as soon as the next customer service agent is available? Train customer service agents better. photo by: prayitno.

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Is self-service better than live customer service?

Service Untitled

I think we have all been the victims of poor customer service; those agents who hate their jobs, have no solutions, and should never have picked up the phone that day. Personally, I think it validates even more the need for exceptional training of only the best customer service representatives a company can afford.

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111 Customer Service Statistics and Facts You Shouldn't Ignore

Help Scout

Your customer experience is the main differentiator between you and your competitors, and all of the customer service statistics back it up. Below, we’ve collected 111 key statistics exploring the relevance and importance of good customer service — and expanding on the cost and impacts of poor customer service.