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Birkenbihl on Service

byVera F. Birkenbihl

Genres: Economics Behavioural Economics

Who is this book for? Readers interested in customer service and business improvement.

Topics Social ClassTechnology and Humanity

Dass die Monarchie offenbar vorbei ist, merkt König Kunde leider im Alltag recht schnell. Und nicht nur da. Beispiel »Ladenschlussgesetz«: In der Servicewüste Deutschland schließen wir Läden offenbar lieber, als dass wir sie öffnen. Und das, obwohl guter Service der Schlüssel zu Kundenbindung, mehr Umsatz und Produktverbesserungen ist. Anstatt also Zeit und Nerven ihrer Kunden zu vergeuden und deren eigentliche Wünsche zu ignorieren, müssen die Unternehmen und Service-Mitarbeiter endlich umdenken und handeln. Vera F. Birkenbihl zeigt anhand von 47 Fallbeispielen und Übungen, einem Selbsttest und ihren bewährten Trainingsmethoden, wie es gehen kann. Birkenbihl on Service ist ein Buch für alle Menschen mit Kundenkontakt! Die Autorin zeigt in diesem Klassiker, dass Service sogar Spaß machen kann – und sich immer auszahlt.

Language

Published on

23/01/2019

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9783868817423

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