Lesson NNU Developing a Service Culture at NNU Turns recruitment success into retention success. Rising expectations of our customers, Improve our image, Contributes to a pleasant work environment, Facilitate learning,... Hope content useful lesson serves the academic needs and research.
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in the way that you expect to be treated when you go to make a major purchase
Derek Hodgson, Provost – Mississippi State University
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do everything that we can to ensure that when they leave here, they are as well prepared for that future as we can possibly make them.”
Derek Hodgson, Provost
Mississippi State University
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No one has to enroll at NNU
No one has to stay at NNU
Everyone want to be treated with respect and appreciated
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about the heartfelt, sincere belief that the student is the most important person in the organization.
Are Organized Around Students – The Studentkeeping institution has flattened the hierarchyhappy organizational chart and broken down the thick walls between departments. It doesn’t matter how high or how
deep you are inside the institution; students are still the concern.
Are Hardwired to Serve Students – Hardwiring is the rewards system. A studentkeeping institution’s hardwiring will reinforce attitudes and
behavior that place the students first.
Have Leaders that Point the Way – Leaders provide three critical
elements to change: permission to experiment, try new ways to fail;
protection from organizational immune systems that kill anything new; and tools to help people create solutions.
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heard the doorman open the next taxi and cry out, “How are you? We’ve been
waiting for you!” Tough Selling for Tough Times –
Murray and Neil Raphel
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The biggest problem is what I call ‘midtech’ – the trappings of hightech, but delivering a
lowtech experience. When you check into a hotel and have to wait in line for 45 minutes because the computer is down, that’s mid
tech. When you call an ‘800’ number and it just rings 20 times, that’s midtech. It drives
James Rosenfield
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bad service.
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*The number of faculty and administrative staff employed is based on enrollment.
*When student enrollment is down, there is less need for faculty and administrative staff.
*Student enrollment is down.
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advantage in today’s markets is to build
relationships with students by serving them in excellent fashion…not just selling to them.
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Karl Albrecht
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equipment, personnel, and communication materials.
5 Empathy: Caring, individualized attention the firm
provides its customers.
Trang 15Relative Importance of service Dimension When Respondents Allocate 100 Points Assurance
19%
Empathy 16%
Tangibles 11%
Responsiveness
22%
Reliability 32%
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Zone Of Tolerance Adequate Service
Trang 17“One of the most common mistakes I think organizations make is that they put
responsibility for good customer service totally on the shoulders of the frontline
employees. Good customer service does not happen without effective management methods, strategies, and empowerment of employees. It’s a behindthescenes effort that results in good frontline customer
service.”
Linda Halverson, University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, MN
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whether they have gotten their
money’s worth, whether the price they have paid equals or exceeds the value of what they are getting and what they were promised.
Sales and Marketing Management
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semester.
Admissions not responding to needs of
entering students.
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Augmented Product
Potential Product
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genuine pleasure.
10 Be Alert to Give Service. What counts in life is what we do
for others.
Trang 23Ways to Win Being the low cost provider
Having unlimited capitol to finance growth
Winning with customer care and service.
Trang 24“Companies that win big in the future will be
adept at providing more than quality
products. They will make owning and using their products a satisfying experience.
Companies that succeed on these terms will win their competitive battles, not by miles but
by inches. But once they win, they will be
very tough to displace.”
FORUM – New York Times
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Moderate Aggressive Superior Optimum Possible
Trang 26up the biggest corporation in the world, the boss remains the same. It’s the customer. The customer is the person who pays everyone’s salary and who decides whether a business is going to succeed or fall.
And he doesn’t care if a business has been around 100 years. The minute it starts treating him badly, he’ll start to put it out of business.
The boss – the customer – has bought and will buy every thing you have or will have. He’s bought all of your clothes, your home, your car. He pays your bills and for your children’s education, and he pays in the exact proportion to the way you treat him.
The man who works deep inside a big warehouse or in a retail store might think he is working for the company that writes his paycheck, but he’s not. He’s working for the person who buys the products offered in the stores. In fact, the customer can fire
everybody in the company from the chairman on down, and he can do it simply by
spending his money somewhere else.
Some of the largest companies that had flourishing Businesses a few years ago are no longer in existence. They couldn’t or didn’t satisfy the customers. They forgot who their real boss was.
The greatest measurement of our success is how well we please the customer,
“our boss.” Let’s all support “aggressive hospitality” and have our customers leave 100 percent satisfied every day.
Sam Walton
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overlooked part of
enrollment management.
Trang 28Why Do You Think They Call It Higher Education?
Trang 29The secret to success doesn’t lie in being the luckiest, the smartest or even the most wellconnected. According to
a recent survey of executives by Accountemps, the most
successful people they’ve known became that way through good oldfashioned hard work and determination.
Respondents were asked: Of the successful people you have met over the years, which one of the following is the main reason for their success? The responses were as follows: