When I think of customer service, I believe of nothing but giving your best. Believe in what you have to offer. Want it to be very awake in the eyes of many. Enjoy showing who you are and what you are capable of presenting. It is the definition of what you stand for. Ownership of your actions benefit you dearly. For some good, for some bad depending on who or what they think about.
Outspoken individuals can be a positive and negative aspect in society. How we present it introduces a stigma about each other. Everyone seems to have their own opinion of you. Everyone defines you. Customer service defines you. Companies want to be remembered as great. When you want to be historically defined as great you have to do great things. Grade A satisfaction should forever be the goal. How do we reach Grade A satisfaction?
That is a wonderful question and there are many wonderful answers that many can say including myself. We have many answers, but do the answers work? It can work for you but it may not work for me. Stay dedicated to your beliefs. Your beliefs portray who you are and what you are capable of through the eyes of many. Don't settle for less.
I find honesty to be important. Some people find lying to be a key to success. If you have to fabricate your ideas than you are not being honest to yourself. Being honest to yourself mean showing any consumer what you can and cannot do and allowing your consumer to choose if they are interested. If they find you to not be what they want because you are not honest than you have to re-evaluate yourself. It will not hurt you. It will better you.
You will find yourself building rather than settling and losing. I find that it is important to know who you are and dedicate yourself to your beliefs and values. When you know who you are the rest will believe too. Stop focusing on lying to win and focus on being honest to build. You can build off honesty. You will be respected more from your values and beliefs and gain the correct audience than one who will die off when they find you to be irrelevant to their situation.
