What drives this? The opportunity to pair a visionary leader with the world’s best Customer Service architecture (and most engaging teacher).
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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
What drives this? The opportunity to pair a visionary leader with the world’s best Customer Service architecture (and most engaging teacher).
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*Care – for your physical wellbeing – like Michelangelo painted.
January 25, 1982…the 3-day Disney Traditions class at Disney University.
About 70 days later, all hands on deck for the two-week Easter (April 11th that year) peak-attendance season.
It was 14 days straight and sometimes double shifts.
What the front-line Jungle Cruise leader told me was my first big leadership lesson at Walt Disney World.
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Just a little extra effort.
A ridiculously easy target to hit.
No training required.
Intuitive framework.
Applies to personal life automatically and instantaneously.
And of course, applies to your physical wellness.
Small, seemingly insignificant details and habits that snowball over a lifetime.
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The customer service gurus unintentionally lied to us. They didn’t know any better. And this “lie” has been perpetuated since the invention of the “service economy”.
Preparing a TEDx Talk that covers this and solves it too – essentially celebrating a new customer service mantra.
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Exceeding expectations.
This is the key to great customer service.
Yet we measure for CSI – Customer Satisfaction Index.
In healthcare, it’s called Patient Satisfaction.
We measure for satisfaction and we solve with an organization (and personal) aim that is far to low.
And because this is pervasive, it has become the accepted standard.
My mission is to change that standard by radically changing the aim.
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