Chapter 16: Quality Customer Service Flashcards

1
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____ have higher expectations for their public agencies today than in the past.

A

Citizens

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2
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____ is often defined as meeting or exceeding customer expectations.

A

Quality customer service

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3
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____ service isn’t good enough.

A

Good

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4
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____ are people who pay to receive goods or services.

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Customers

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5
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____ are considered local government customers because they pay for the services that their government delivers.

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Citizens

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6
Q

Your customers are either ____ or ____.

A

internal

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7
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____ customers include citizens, visitors, business owners, developers, and civic leaders.

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External

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8
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____ customers include co-workers, your supervisor, executives, and elected officials.

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Internal

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9
Q

People expect a level of service that is so good it is worth telling others about- service that is ____.

A

exceptional

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10
Q

All local government employees are ____ who represent their government to its citizens.

A

ambassadors

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11
Q

____ customer service revolves around the golden rule: treat others the way you want to be treated yourself.

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Exceptional

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12
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As a supervisor, it is critical that you set the example by treating al internal and external customers with courtesy, respect and ____.

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professionalism

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13
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Providing ____ means that your are accessible and responsive.

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exceptional customer service

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14
Q

As a supervisor, you should make sure your immediate workplace is professional, clean and ____ to customers.

A

welcoming

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15
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____ is also important in a service vehicle.

A

Neatness

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16
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Common ____ is a measure of professionalism and good service.

A

courtesy

17
Q

____ also involves being considerate by keeping customers informed about government actions that will affect them.

A

Courtesy

18
Q

____ is an important part of first impressions.

A

Appearance

19
Q

First impression feed ____.

A

expectations

20
Q

An essential part of providing customer service is being able to communicate clearly, correctly , and ____.

A

politely

21
Q

____ involves not only how you speak but also your expressions and body language.

A

Communication

22
Q

____ makes it easy to interact with your customers and provide service to them.

A

Technology

23
Q

Some local governments engage private firms that send out “____” to rate the quality of service they receive.

A

mystery shoppers

24
Q

____ are especially important because they are signals that something is wrong.

A

Complaints

25
Q

Some organizations consider complaints “____” because they provide useful information about how to provide better service and can improve the government’s reputation among citizens.

A

gifts

26
Q

Constantly looking for better and more cost-effective ways of getting the job done is ____.

A

continuous improvement