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Task 1
Manage organisational
customer service
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Question 1
Outline four (4) legislation and regulations that are relevant to customer service.
Question 2
Quality
Time
Cost
(100-150 words)
Customer cost, Quality, and time are three components that add value to the product/services at
Swaggies. Value of products/services associated with the process, system or service and relies on
the organization’s capability to meet the cost, time and quality provisions of the customer.
Quality: Swaggies customers expect to receive high-quality goods or service, therefore Quality of
Products at Swaggies always mention characteristics of product, its ability to satisfy the purpose for
which it was made. They always receive correct and clear descriptions and assembly instructions
with the product.
Cost: Swaggies customers expect to receive the cost of the product/services parallel to its quality
therefore, cost of the Swaggies products/services always correspond with its quality. They fulfill the
customer expectation of realistic and competitive prices, correct pricing information in comparison
with market.
Time: Swaggies customers expect the products/services delivered on time, therefore Customers
receive the Swaggies products/services on time with additional services like a reminder that their
product has been dispatched for delivery. Also confirmation of delivery once it is delivered.
Read the terms & conditions & policies of JB HI FI which provides a good overview of
their customer service processes: https://support.jbhifi.com.au/hc/en-au , click on Terms and
Policies.
Question Answer
A Summarise 3 organisational policy and Risk Management is something that is
procedures for customer service. (30-50 exquisitely checked upon with for helping the
words/each) customers.
Quality is yet another factor that is important
to be checked upon by companies for
customer service, for better support.
Trade Practices in which the customers get to
know about the ways in which the trade is
going about with, and happens accordingly
B Describe how a customer can place a Initial complaints should be directed to JB Hi-
complaint with JB HI FI? (30-50 words) Fi directly. You can find contact details for JB
Hi-Fi. Comments are moderated so may not
appear immediately. Please do not post any
personal information relating to yourself, or
employees of JB Hi-Fi as these comments will
not be approved.
C Describe the JB HI FI handles After receiving a complaint, they will consider
complaints related to privacy. (50-100 whether they need any further information
words) from you to properly consider and investigate
Direct link to privacy policy: the complaint, and may request such
https://solutions.jbhifi.com.au/privacy- information from you. they will then: conduct
policy/ internal discussions with the relevant business
units involved in the collection, holding, use or
disclosure of your personal information which
is the subject of your complaint, and evaluate
whether they believe that such collection,
holding, use or disclosure of your personal
information was in breach of the Australian
Privacy Principles; and notify you of the
results of their investigation of your
complaint.
D List 5 legislation and regulations that Risk Management
are relevant to customer service in the Trading Practices
organisation. Fair Trading
Customer Wellness
Anti-Discrimination
Question Answer
A Identify and list: Service Standards:
o 3 service standards relevant to Connect customer data for a single view
customer service Boost investment in agent success
o 2 best practice models for Ensure your filed service is fully connected
customer service Best Practice Model:
o Explain why service standards Empower employees
Manage Customer expectations
and best practice models are
Importance in customer service (40-80
important in customer service.
words)
Customer service is the support you offer your
customers — both before and after they buy and
use your products or services — that helps them
have an easy and enjoyable experience with
you. Offering amazing customer service is
important if you want to retain customers and
grow your business.
B Outline 3 public relations methods. Social Media. The recent boom in the industry
(30-50 words each) has gained wide popularity among people of all
ages and places.
Advertisements. This can be found everywhere.
Having us to locate at the fact that we get to
organize our stuff
Newspapers. This has been there ever-since we
were born. All sorts of advertising and
awareness started from here.
C Outline 3 product promotions Brochures. These make the customers aware
methods. (30-50 words each) about the product or service
Promotions. This helps in boosting the market
and help getting the product a better reach
Sponsors. This is by far the most difficult,
although, we need to consider that fact that this
helps very much.
D Outline 2 techniques for dealing with Feedback. Using this technique, we completely
customers. One technique must understand what our audience wants and how
include techniques to deal with we can help them accordingly.
customers with specific needs. (30- Perks. Once we provide extras with the products,
50 words each) it helps the customers choose the product over
the competition
Outline the following principles and techniques used when solving complaints. (30-50
words each).
Question 6
Outline how you would manage the following (include process and techniques you would
use in your answer).
Item Outline
(50-100 words/item)
Managing customer behaviours Identify Customer Expectations. Interview customers and
understand, from their perspective, what they are expecting
and what's driving it. ... Engage Prospects. ... Evaluate
Processes and Metrics. ... Mobilise Your Leaders. ... Look to the
Future Now.
Managing specific customer To identify the needs of your customers, solicit feedback from
needs your customers at every step of your process. You can identify
customer needs in a number of ways, for example, by
conducting focus groups, listening to your customers or social
media, or doing keyword research.
Performing customer research Plan Your Questions. Before you start making appointments,
decide on what you want to know. ... Plan Who To Talk To. ...
Plan the Interview. ... Don't Be Afraid to Share Prototypes. ...
Don't Sell, Listen. ... Play Back to The Participant. ...
Summarize Your Findings.
Managing customer relationships Improve Communication with Your Customers. This is
absolutely crucial if you are providing a service for your
customers. ... Ask Regularly for Feedback. ... Always Address
Complaints and Negative Feedback. ... Reward Loyal
Customers. ... Keep in Touch with Your Customers.
Anti-Discrimination Acts :
https://www.humanrights.gov.au/sites/default/files/GPGB_quick_guide_to_discrimination_laws_0.
pdf
WHS: https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/
Advertising : (https://www.accc.gov.au/accc-book/printer-friendly/29527