Saturday, October 6, 2012

WHO AND WHERE IS YOUR SUPERVISOR

THANK YOU FOR COMING TO CHICK-FIL-A AND IT WAS MY PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU

Customer Service practices is becoming a memory. Customer Service is a culture. You have to practice, believe and invest into the philosophy. It starts at a young age.
Here’s a cute story to share. You are sitting in a 3rd grade classroom. Your teacher asks nicely, “Please, Jane Doe can you help me hand out pencils and some paper.” You proceed to participant. As you walk to the tables you have an opportunity to respond politely or rudely. First option: you politely say to the first student, which pencil do you want and here’s your paper with a smile and thank you. This process continues until you have completed your task. Second option: you rudely say to the first student, take this pencils and paper with a mean look on your face and walk off.  There were options to offer which color pencils to students but you don’t care. This process continues until you have completed the task. The second option demonstrating the rude behavior continues throughout adolescent’s years. Furthermore, it’s sad that it continues throughout adulthood too.  
Collectively, how can we all contribute to this social phenomenon? It starts with parents but it takes a village.
Some years ago, Chick-fil-A figured it out. Did you know Chick-fil-A is one of the top fast-food restaurants that practice, invest and believe in quality customer service? Every time, I go into a Chick-Fil-A restaurant they make me feel like I’m the only customer. Their employees work very hard to make your Chick-Fil-A experience a great one. So the next time you want quality food and superb customer service go to Chick-Fil-A. It’s my pleasure! XOXOXO

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