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Service fit makes happy employees

Finding the right employees for the front lines of your company is key to developing a great service attitude within your company. It is just as important as hiring the right accountant, manager, salesperson or CEO. In fact, it may be more important, as customer-facing employees have the power to directly affect your top line revenue.

Too often employers give little thought to the kind of employee who will be the best fit in their customer service department. They hire ‘nice’ people or people who talk easily with clients. There are actually four kinds of customer service jobs and countless environments that tweak the kind of person that will fit well into an organization and, although an employee may perform well in one service situation, they may not be able to make the move easily to another.

Finding the right customer service employee is a matter of process – from understanding the role, to assessing candidates to fit that role, interviewing to uncover strengths and weaknesses and managing to grow an employee’s competencies. A good fit makes for a comfortable and profitable working environment for both employee and employer.

 

Copyright 2014 Sandler Training and Insight Sales Consulting Inc. All rights reserved.

John Glennon is the owner of Insight Sales Consulting Inc, the authorized Sandler Training Licensee for the Interior of British Columbia. He can be reached at [email protected], toll free at 1-866-645-2047 or visit www.glennon.sandler.com

This article is written by or on behalf of an outsourced columnist and does not necessarily reflect the views of Castanet.



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About the Author

John Glennon is an authorized licensee of Sandler TrainingSM in the Interior of British Columbia.

John is an accomplished sales person and manager with over 17 years sales and sales management experience. Beginning in sales in 1990 as a sales representative, he progressed to territory manager, sales manager, division manager and national sales and marketing manager roles throughout his career.

In 1997, John became a student of the Sandler Selling System. This introduction changed his sales career and over time propelled John and his career to new heights.

Successful in accelerating growth through strategic leadership, John knows firsthand the value of a sales training approach that follows a learning philosophy of ongoing reinforcement. He is experienced in driving the behaviours, attitudes and techniques required of an effective sales team.

Sandler Training is offered on a regular basis from their Kelowna, BC training center and through innovative distance learning programs to the rest of the BC Interior.

www.glennon.sandler.com




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