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Service

It's Not Just Good Business

Michael J. Astorino
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Pages
150
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

If you were to rate service on a scale of one to five, where five is "consistently exceptional" and one is "not-so-good," how would you rate the service at your organization?
Even though the service sector dominates the United States economy, surveys indicate that customer satisfaction is at an all-time low, which means organizations can stand out by providing better service.
Michael J. Astorino, who operated a high-end dry cleaning and upholstery cleaning business in Fairfield County, Connecticut for thirty years, explores how to bolster customer service and company culture in this business guide. Learn how to:
• train employees when they have different schedules and work in different locations;
• help give employees service concepts that they can apply
• improve the culture of service within your organization;
• hone your skills as the leader of a business;
• make your business stand out from competitors.

The author emphasizes these concepts not only lead to sales but employee retention and an overall positive work environment. .
He also shares how as a practicing Catholic, he ignited his faith and found more meaning at work by focusing on providing excellent service to staff as well as customers.

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