Chapter 16 Quality Customer Service Flashcards

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_____ stated, a customer is the most important visitor on our premises. He is not an interruption in our work. He is the purpose of it. He is not an outsider in our business. He is apart of it. We are not doing him a favor by serving him. He is doing us a favor by giving us an opportunity to do so. (Page 281)

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Mohandas Gandi

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_____ have higher expectations for their public agencies today than in the past. (Page 282)

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Citizens

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The _____ routinely publish reports on government shortcomings and on increased demands from the public despite shrinking resources. (Page 282)

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media

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4
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Competition for ______ has made branding, product quality, and customer service essential. (Page 282)

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goods and services

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5
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______ is often defined as meeting or exceeding customer expectations. (Page 283)

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Quality Customer Service

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Citizens are considered ________ because they pay for the services that their government delivers. (Page 283)

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local government customers

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Your customers are either external or internal. _____ include citizens, visitors, business owners, developers, and civic leaders. (Page 283)

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External Customers

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Your customers are either external or internal. ______ include co-workers, your supervisor, executives, and elected officials. (Page 283)

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Internal Customers

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All local government employees are ______ who represent their government to its citizens. (Page 285)

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ambassadors

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10
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Many people in your community may never meet the mayor or the chief administrative officer, but they will form an impression of local government through their contact with you and other _______. (page 285)

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Front-line employees

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11
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Providing exceptional customer service means that you are _______. (Page 286)

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accessible and responsive

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12
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Common courtesy is a measure of ? (Page 287)

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professionalism and good service

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13
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Posting a _______ in a public place can strengthening pride among employees and let your customers known what is important to your team. (Page 289)

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mission and vision statement

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14
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An essential part of providing customer service in being able to communicate ____, ____, and ____. (Page 289)

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clearly, correctly, politely

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15
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Your customers want to tell you whats on their mind. If you don’t listen, they will find someone who will. Engagement results in? (Page 289)

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new ideas
feedback
building relationships

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16
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To find out how citizens are rating local service delivery, some local government use ________. (Page 294)

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Comprehensive Customer Satisfaction Surveys.

17
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Citizens will see you care about what they think, and you will gain valuable information about the level of service quality you provide. This kind of information can be especially used in ______ and for ______. (Page 295)

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Budget Preparation

Developing short and long range work schedules and plans

18
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Some organizations consider complaints _____ because they provide useful information about how you provide better service and can improve government reputation among citizens. (Page 293)

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gifts

19
Q

Striving for Continuous Improvement has two main principles. What are they? (Page 295)

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  1. Finding better, faster, smarter, and cheaper ways of doing the work in everyone’s job
  2. The efforts to improve customers service is continuous process: you can always do better, so the process never ends.