Creating A Full Circle Business
This Full Circle Business graphic can be applied to most service-based businesses and should help you identify the areas where your company excels and the areas where there is room for improvement. Creating and implementing systems and processes for each point along the circle allows for consistent and successful execution throughout all areas of your business – i.e. – a Full Circle Business.
The most obvious example of connectivity is how a company delivers on customer service. While everyone may think they have great customer service because they have a friendly voice answering the phone, what happens when the Estimator shows up? The Salesperson? The crew to perform the work? The call from the office about collections? Or God forbid you get a callback or a complaint?
Are the people who hold all of the various positions in your business fully aware of their impact on The Full Circle Customer Experience? Once you realize that everything within your business is connected to the customer’s experience, then educate your entire team around this concept, it becomes much easier to train everyone to deliver exceptional customer service consistently no matter what role they fill.
As the business owner, delivering great customer service may seem like a no brainer to you, but for some of your team members, seeing the “big picture” may help open their eyes to the impact they have on the overall experience of the customer. Which then translates to the overall success of the company, because service-based businesses cannot exist without customers to serve.
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And if this didn’t quite hit the mark for you, that’s okay too. Thank you for taking the time to consider a new option, and please feel free to download a copy of The Full Circle Customer Experience graphic on me.