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Concepts of High-Quality Customer Service

Concepts of High-Quality Customer Service

Module 2

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Learning Objectives

• Given a participative lecture, participants will identify Child Support Enforcement Program customers

• Through a group activity and in a large group discussion, participants will define effective customer service within the Child Support Enforcement Program community

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Learning Objectives

• Given a participative lecture, participants will identify the most common barriers to providing high-quality customer service

• Given a participative lecture and in large group discussion, participants will define “self-talk” and provide both positive and negative examples

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Learning Objectives

• Through a large group discussion, participants will identify and describe the benefits of delivering effective customer service.

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Individual Activity

• Customer Service Self Assessment

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Child Support Customers

• Who are your customers?

– “A person with whom one has dealings.”

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Internal Customers

“A person with whom one has dealings”– Everyone is your customer

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Delivery Points

• When do you deliver customer service?

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Customers

• How are the Child Support Enforcement community customers different?

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Child Support Enforcement– Product

• Child Support Enforcement agencies are

CUSTOMER CUSTOMER SERVICESERVICE agencies

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Group Activity

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Effective Customer Service

• Courtesy• Prompt Attention• Reliability• Personal Attention• Knowledgeable

Staff• Empathy

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Effective Customer Service

• Thank You

• Go the extra mile

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Communication

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Strategies

• Know your organization

• Take responsibility• Follow Up• Use positive self–

talk

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Self–Talk

“It’s a funny thing about life. If you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it.”

Somerset Maugham.

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Benefits of Effective Customer Service

• Effective, professional public contact is essential to the success of the entire Child Support Enforcement Program.

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Group Activity

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Summary & Conclusions

• Identified Child Support Enforcement community customers

• Defined effective customer service within the Child Support Enforcement community

• Identified the most common barriers to providing high-quality customer service

• Defined “self-talk” and provided both positive and negative examples

• Identified the benefits of delivering effective customer service