Tags |
|
|
Links |
|
|
Hub You - Customer Service and Handling the Massive Rush
If you're in the medical billing business, or plan to get into it, one of the most important things you're going to have to do is hire a staff of billers. This may sound easy but it is far from it. In this installme
The local crowd was dismal duri
Planning a meeting, corporate event or conference can be a trying task - particularly if you expect the event to be a large one. But before you despair over thoughts of potential meeting mishaps, remember that there i
Well, recently I interviewed a gentleman going into the restaurant business and sure enough he worked in a restaurant as a manager, which did $800,000 in sales it first year and it was a rather small chain. But each of their steakhouses were across the street from stadiums, you know baseball, football and basketball stadiums.
The local crowd was dismal durin
One of the certain aspects of working life is that unexpectedly you can be assigned a project to do. In fact if you are building a business of your own you will have long-term projects that are essential to its profit
Well, recently I interviewed a gentleman going into the restaurant business and sure enough he worked in a restaurant as a manager, which did $800,000 in sales it first year and it was a rather small chain. But each of their steakhouses were across the street from stadiums, you know baseball, football and basketball stadiums.
The local crowd was dismal duri
Kaizen is a proven performance improvement tool. Adopted from modern Japanese manufacturers, like Toyota, Kaizen generates breakthrough improvements quickly, without huge capital investments and/or extensive commitmen
The local crowd was dismal duri
Many industry sectors have abatement professionals and consultants and there are even trade journals specializing in these things. Unfortunately the greatest abatement consultants are so busy that they generally canno
The local crowd was dismal duri
Have you ever experienced lousy service? Ever had the pain compounded by staff who obviously expect a ‘tip’?I wonder what inspires people to provide customers with better service: anticipating a tip at the end
The local crowd was dismal during the week, hardly anyone there actually, but it is growing now. Yet, after the big events everyone was there as in 2500 people or more and they had to move the tables in 20-30 minutes and it was jammed and packed in. They even had to seriously worry about the fire codes as people just kept jamming themselves in.
How do you manage a business like that and maintain Customer Service while still handling the Massive Rush? Well they had different polici
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
<a href="http://www.iadvice.info/article/15259/iadvice-Customer-Service-and-Handling-the-Massive-Rush.html">Customer Service and Handling the Massive Rush</a>
BB link (for phorums):
[url=http://www.iadvice.info/article/15259/iadvice-Customer-Service-and-Handling-the-Massive-Rush.html]Customer Service and Handling the Massive Rush[/url]
Related Articles:
Career Advice: You Can't Get There If You Don't Know Where You Are Going
60 Hour Work Weeks - Can You and Your Career Survive Them
Future Sales are Hiding in Service
Bookmark it:
|