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Customer Service: How your services impact your membership

Date post: 12-Nov-2014
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Andrew Davies from the Learning and Development Consultancy, encouraged credit unions to think more strategically about Customer Service, particularly how they provide services to their members and how they are viewed by their members as customers.
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Page 1: Customer Service: How your services impact your membership

Customer Service

Andrew Davies

Credit Union Summer School

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IntroductionCustomer ServiceBusiness DevelopmentProject ManagementProcess Improvement

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We should strive to put the customer at theheart of our business

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The Customer Service Framework

PeopleProcessPerformance

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LeadershipThe TeamCulture and CommunicationCustomer RelationshipsService StandardsContinuous Improvement

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Leadership, why is it important?•Customer satisfaction requires direction and motivation from leadership•A consistent approach•Leadership and training are key factors

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What does delivering excellent customer service look like?

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How do we know if we’re getting it right?How are we measuring?What are our indicators?Do we have the capacity?

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A team approach?Do we support each other to help our customersget the advice they need on the services we provide?

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Benefits•A team of well trained staff and volunteers enables them to respond well to customer needs•Staff and volunteers are the ambassadors of the organisation

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Building your team•First, identify the service competencies we want our team members to possess•Competencies are the basic behavioural characteristics, as well as skills and knowledge, required to successfully perform

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Building your team•Behavioural characteristics are the “soft skills” that make a person successful in their role•For example, they should be friendly, flexible and patient

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Building your team•Technical characteristics are the “hard skills” that make a person successful in their role•Informed and knowledgeable

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Culture and Communication•For staff and volunteers to have the ability to deliver excellent customer service there needs to be clear and unambiguous communication throughout the organisation

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Culture and Communication•An environment where management, staff and volunteers have implicit trust in each other will reduce time in making decisions in the delivery of customer service and areas in improving customer satisfaction

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Customer relationships•Serving our customers well is one of the fundamentals to building a relationship with our customers

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Customer relationships•Greet•Smile•Eye contact•Listen•Thank

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Service standards•Provide a consistent customer experiencestaff and volunteers gain clearer understanding of what is required of them•Tangible measurement to assess performance and identify areas of improvement

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Service standards•Meeting your customers’ expectations•Standard Operating Procedures may not guarantee good customer service but at best they will provide an opportunity for consistency and coordination

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Continuous improvement•Customer service is delivered and customer feedback is collected•The customer feedback is used to measure customer expectations and customer satisfaction

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Continuous improvement

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Continuous improvement•The information from the customer feedback is used to find ways of improving customer service and changes are made•Customer service is delivered in a new and improved way and the cycle starts again

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Questions for your organisation•Do customers have a clear idea of the service they can expect from you? •Do you gather high quality information about your customers and what they want on a regular basis?

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Questions for your organisation•Can you be contacted easily?•Do you have well trained staff? •Do you respond quickly to queries and requests?

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Questions for your organisation:•Have you made it easy for customers to complain and make suggestions about the quality of your services? •Do you involve your customers in the development of products and services?

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•Image and presentation •Promotion of services •Contact and communication with customers •Service delivery •Monitoring and improving services •Resolving customer problems •Customer relationship management

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LeadershipThe TeamCulture and CommunicationCustomer RelationshipsService StandardsContinuous Improvement

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Summary•Key to customer service is getting all members of your organisation to embrace it through training and development, at individual and team level•Creating a culture of customer satisfaction starts with leadership and effective management


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