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Expectant Behavior #1: Treat the Customers Like Royalty

  
  
  
  
  

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Our clients ultimately pay ALL our paychecks.  Account Management/ownership, Help Desk, Infrastructure team, Accounting, Ownership, Sales… you name it, we all have the opportunity to treat our clients like kings. 

Sometimes it’s challenging when they don’t respond to us, go against our recommendations, don’t pay their bills promptly and are not nice to us.  Take the client emotion out of the equation, understand their issue, then use ARHD resources (peers/management/ownership) to overcome their concerns. 

Clients let the account owners know who is working well with them and who is not.  If they don’t tell us, we ask; it’s that important.  Treating the customers like kings is an all the time thing. 

Comments

To me, treating the customers like royalty means cleaning their computer inside and out whenever I take it in to service it, following up even when I’m confident I’ve fixed the problem, and introducing myself to every new employee in the office - including the interns.  I’m going to continue refining the way I befriend the users at Sterling while making sure their expectations are exceeded every time they work with me. 
 
Contributed By: 
Scott Stover 
ARHD
Posted @ Wednesday, January 25, 2012 2:25 PM by Cheryl Balassone
I think this is about timely communication with the client and making them feel like you care about their issue.  I can improve by focusing on following up after the problem is resolved to make sure that the user is really good to go more often. 
 
Contributed by: 
Brian Firth, ARHD
Posted @ Wednesday, February 15, 2012 7:04 AM by Rachel Shuster
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