“How Good or Bad is the Service You Provide” by Ron Kaufman
Transcript of “How Good or Bad is the Service You Provide”, from a keynote speech by Ron Kaufman for the SWIFT Operational Forum Asia event in Singapore.
Transcript of “How Good or Bad is the Service You Provide”, from a keynote speech by Ron Kaufman for the SWIFT Operational Forum Asia event in Singapore.
Uplifting Service provides your team with the service excellence principles and workshops you need to continuously improve internal and external service performance.
Transcript of “Different People Value Different Things”, from a keynote speech by Ron Kaufman for the SWIFT Operational Forum Asia event in Singapore.
Transcript of “What is Service?”, from a keynote speech by Ron Kaufman for the SWIFT Operational Forum Asia event in Singapore.
Two years ago the national airline of Mauritius, Air Mauritius, was struggling with financial losses, poor customer service ratings, and low staff morale. A new CEO and dedicated top team launched a bold attempt to achieve profitability and an impeccable service reputation in just two years. Their “7 Step Plan” included a variety of …
A deeply personal “RAW” interview with Ron Kaufman and Rohit Bassi explores the history of Ron’s work and play around the world. Includes stories never before shared on Ron’s family, education, travel, devotion…and love.
Enjoy this interview with Jeff Eilertsen who leads the Client Success team at Uplifting Service with 25 years’ experience improving service and leadership in organizations around the world.
Many senior leaders assume that service performance improvement only requires a front-line training initiative. This is a fundamental mistake. A strong and successful service culture demands the power of a senior leadership team that is fully engaged. Leaders must confidently share the vision, align with each other to remove roadblocks, reward ongoing success, and role-model excellent service behavior.
The most common question we hear when launching service excellence training programs inside large organizations is: “Do leaders really need to attend these workshops?”
Service education leads to creative thinking and practical action. This action produces new and greater service value. What happens in effective service education?
1. A new understanding of service value
2. Colleagues learn and apply a common service language
3. Personal behavior models beliefs
4. Taking new and valuable actions