MARK 102 Customer Service
This course examines the techniques and processes to create a company-wide customer service environment. Students will sharpen their skills in the areas of critical thinking, acquiring and retaining customers, and developing a service-oriented mindset, ensuring customer satisfaction, diffusing unsatisfactory situations and excelling in communication
Distribution
Career TrainingOffered
Fall, Spring
Outcomes
- Assess the quality level of customer service provided in real world situations, or established scenarios, and develop sustainable related improvement plans
- Define and explain customer service for both internal and external customers
- Break down the communication process and explain how developing excellent communication skills can build trusting and productive relationships
- Explain Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and how this theory may be used to better understand consumer behavior and expectations
- Develop strategies to build relationships with customers that lead to enhanced loyalty and profitability
- Demonstrate problem solving methods designed to strengthen customer relations and recover from faulty customer service
- Assess the customer service challenges and opportunities presented by global operations, and technological changes creating new customer service delivery methods