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Outrageous! Hotels keep on charging!

Beyond Philosophy

Yet, according to the New York Times , this is the way things are headed in the hospitality industry. hotels are expected to add on $2.55 Tisch Center for Hospitality and Tourism at New York University. I expected to pay the advertised rate, and now I’m being charged more than that.

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Amazing Business Radio: Julius Robinson

Shep Hyken

He shares what organizations can learn about customer service from the hospitality industry and how to equip employees to meet and exceed customer expectations. Top Takeaways: The fundamentals of customer service start with individual customer interactions. Make time to find out what they expect from you.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 10-11-2021

Shep Hyken

Here are the four best ways to make sure your customer service is top-notch in 2021. My Comment: This article hits on some of the basics of a great customer experience. And, it’s not about being “over-the-top,” but simply doing what customers expect. We can learn so much from the hospitality industry.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 11-8-2021

Shep Hyken

Bob Phibbs The Retail Doctor) While much has been made of the Great Resignation in retail, hospitality, and other service jobs – and it is serious – retail frontline workers often get some of the oddest and funniest requests. Here are 100 of the strangest things retailers have been asked by customers. by Bob Phibbs.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 9-5-2022

Shep Hyken

4 Ways Digital Evolution Has Changed Customers’ Ideas About Patience by Scott Clark. CMSWire) We know that customers expect answers to service inquiries within an hour, and they also expect their online experiences to be convenient and fast, with their questions answered and their goals accomplished.

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The Quiet Power of “Please Don’t Buy from Us”

Chip Bell

During World War II, 17 million new civilian jobs were created, industrial productivity increased by 96 percent, and corporate profits after taxes doubled. Lingerie factories began making camouflage netting; baby carriages were retrofitted into field hospital food carts. Much of the industrial world retooled to support the troops.

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CX leader Camille Acey on the evolving dynamics in customer service

Intercom

A profound transformation is underway in customer service. Beyond the buzz of AI and having to manage teams through organizational restructuring and the evolving notion of support, CX leaders are also facing increasing customer expectations, dealing with the complexities of layoffs, and the ubiquitous task of doing more with less.