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The Power of the 7 Service Triggers
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Service Trigger #1: Being Ignored
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Why Do Customers Feel Ignored?1:32
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Tip: Know Your Industry1:02
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Tip: Know Your Organization1:20
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Technique: Establish Response Times1:07
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Technique: Use the 10-5 Rule0:57
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Technique: How to Use BRWY Communication3:04
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Bonus Tip: Be Careful with BRWY In Retail Environments1:20
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Worksheet: Service Trigger #1: Being Ignored
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Service Trigger #2: Being Abandoned
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Why Do Customers Feel Abandoned?2:04
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Tip: Understanding the Time Perception Gap0:45
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Tip: The Abandonment Tell1:37
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Technique: Check In Frequently1:12
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Technique: The Power of Assuring Accountability2:16
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Technique: How to Assure Accountability2:02
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Technique: What If I am Unable to Be Accountable?2:04
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Bonus Tip: Assuring Accountability When You’re Not Disengaging1:48
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Technique: Getting Buy-In for Your Response Time1:39
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Worksheet: Service Trigger #2: Being Abandoned
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Service Trigger #3: Being Hassled
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Service Trigger #4: Being Faced with Incompetence
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Service Trigger #5: Being Shuffled
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Service Trigger #6: Being Powerless
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Service Trigger #7: Being Disrespected
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Resources
What Do Customers Consider Incompetence?
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When working through this next module, keep in mind that we are dealing with customers' perceptions of competence, which is framed by their expectations. The customers' perception of incompetence can refer to the individual front line rep or the organization as a whole. A concept with so many layers - how does one prevent pulling the incompetence trigger?