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Extreme Customer Service Extreme Customer Service, Every Time Every Time Gretchen Caserotti, Library Director , y Meridian Library District (ID) WebJunction Webinar #wjwebinar #wjwebinar December 12, 2013 Some Truths About Library Some


  1. Extreme Customer Service Extreme Customer Service, Every Time Every Time Gretchen Caserotti, Library Director , y Meridian Library District (ID) WebJunction Webinar #wjwebinar #wjwebinar December 12, 2013

  2. Some Truths About Library Some Truths About Library Service ✤ All of us WANT to provide good service ✤ All of us WANT to provide good service ✤ Many of us SAY that we provide good service ✤ Our patrons EXPECT us to provide good service ✤ Every interaction is an OPPORTUNITY to exceed their expectations

  3. Extreme C Customer t Service Service ✤ Convenience C i ✤ Comfort ✤ Hospitality ✤ Quality ✤ Trust Trust ✤ WOW photo by Flickr user The Shifted Librarian

  4. C Convenience i ✤ Convenience of use C i f ✤ Drive-thru cultures ✤ Save the time of the reader ✤ Usability can help - ✤ The ease of use or ✤ The ease of use or learnability of an object (tool, platform, machine, process, etc) etc) photo by Flickr user Ruth Tsang

  5. C Comfort f t ✤ There is a problem of Place in America America ✤ Places in community to meet neighbors see friends relax neighbors, see friends, relax, converse ✤ Library can be cultural institution Library can be cultural institution as a “third place,” not home or work/school

  6. H Hospitality it lit ✤ Service happens TO you. Service happens TO you Hospitality happens FOR you. ✤ Good service will only get you G d i ill l t so far. Hospitality - the quality that makes customers feel good and want to come back - d d t t b k is what counts. ✤ Enlightened hospitality means prioritizing your stakeholders & treat everyone like a VIP y

  7. Q Quality lit ✤ “We are ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen.” ✤ 3 Steps of Service: 1. A warm and sincere greeting. 2. Anticipation and fulfillment of p each guest’s needs. 3. A fond farewell. Give a warm 3 o d a e e G e a a goodbye and use the guest’s name ✤ Service Values: I Am Proud To Be Ritz-Carlton

  8. Q Quality lit ✤ Service is: ✤ A flawless product ✤ Delivered exactly as a member wants ✤ In an environment of caring

  9. Q Quality lit ✤ A pproach customers with a personalized warm welcome personalized, warm welcome. ✤ P robe politely to understand the customer’s needs (ask ( closed and open-ended questions). ✤ P resent a solutions for the customer to take home today. ✤ L isten for and resolve any L i t f d l issues or concerns. ✤ E nd with a fond farewell and an E nd with a fond farewell and an invitation to return.

  10. T Trust t ✤ Trust your patrons and each ✤ Trust your patrons and each other ✤ Trusting environments ✤ Trusting environments encourage staff to circumvent blame and move to problem resolution quickly resolution quickly ✤ Trust fosters innovation & creativity ti it ✤ Trust is earned when a person feels valued

  11. WOW WOW ✤ Core Values include: Deliver ✤ Core Values include: Deliver WOW through service ✤ To WOW, you must To WOW you must differentiate yourself...do something that’s above and beyond what s expected...and beyond what’s expected and have emotional impact on the receiver. ✤ It starts with a culture of extraordinary service. Ingenuity brings it to life. f

  12. photo by Flickr user Leo Reyonlds Questions Questions so far? so far?

  13. photo by Flickr user NJLA: New Jersey Library Association Library Customer Service How do we deliver Extreme Service?

  14. I t Interactions ti ✤ Staff member - Patron ✤ Library - Patron Library Patron ✤ Library - Community photo by Flickr user bowmanlibrary

  15. Lib Library Staff St ff ✤ What we look like ✤ What we look like ✤ What we observe ✤ What we feel ✤ What we do photo by Flickr user San Jose Library photo by Flickr user bowmanlibrary

  16. Service Service Delivery 1. Focused attentiveness 2. Listen closely 3. Use “layman’s terms” y 4. Be sincere 5 Approachable body language 5. Approachable body language 6. Smile (see #4) 7 T 7. Trust t 8. Take responsibility 9. Take initiative photo by Flickr user maximedia

  17. Managers ✤ Help staff be available ✤ Hold staff (& self) accountable to service values ✤ Don’t fault staff for bending the rules if the action results in better service for the patron ✤ Give staff the tools & the time ✤ Thank small acts of kindness ✤ Reward good attitudes photo by Flickr user Fairfax Library Foundation

  18. Ad Administration i i t ti ✤ Develop a culture of service e e op a cu tu e o se ce ✤ Patron-friendly policies & procedures procedures ✤ Encourage teamwork ✤ Don’t fault staff for bending the rules if the action results in b tt better service for the patron i f th t ✤ Regular recognition sustains a g g culture of excellence

  19. Lib Library - Patron P t ✤ Person to Person ✤ Person to Person ✤ Person to Collections/Spaces ✤ Person to Website/Catalog ✤ Person to Services photo by Flickr user San Jose Library photo by Flickr user bowmanlibrary

  20. Library - Library Community ✤ Culture affects everything we do in our buildings and in our communities communities ✤ Excellent customer service builds appreciation goodwill builds appreciation, goodwill, loyalty and support in a community ✤ The library is successful when the community is successful

  21. photo by Flickr user opensourceway Obstacles & Failures

  22. Danny Meyer Danny Meyer The 5 As ✤ Awareness ✤ Acknowledge ✤ Apologize Apologize ✤ Act ✤ Additional Generosity

  23. Matrix courtesy of Darien Library How do you Perform? Standard (Good) Extended (Great) Innovative (Extreme)

  24. Th The White-Glove Test Whit Gl T t ✤ What process do you have in place to regularly & sincerely seek an understanding of both the satisfaction & engagement of your staff, customers & other stakeholders? ✤ Is the data from measurement provided in an understandable way so that everyone can see how their effort is affecting progress? ✤ Are the objectives you are setting clear, manageable, & congruent with the core values or your company? ✤ How do you appreciate, acknowledge & report the information you receive in a way that helps key players understand & participate in fulfilling future business objectives? ✤ Are you measuring progress against your objectives? ✤ Are you wedded to your objectives, even in the face of new trends emerging from ongoing data collection?

  25. photo by Flickr user GabriellaP93 Service with Heart The answer is yes.....Now what is the question?

  26. Thanks for Thanks for Listening ✤ Questions? ✤ Want to talk more? ✤ Gretchen Caserotti G t h C tti ✤ gretchen@mld.org g @ g ✤ @gcaserotti Credited images used with permission by Creative Commons license photo by Flickr user kharled

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