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16

Sep

Communicating the “True Product”

Author: Teri Yanovitch Published in Service Excellence

All businesses can tell you very quickly what is the physical product or service they sell, but few take the time to identify clearly for their employees what is the “true product” of the organization. The “true product” should encompass the emotion that results from the customer’s interaction with your business. There is a big difference in the customer’s experience when the focus is on delivering the “true product”.

Tags: customer service, service philosophy, true product

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