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Customer service management with a people-first hospitality touch

EHL Insights

Are your customers receiving excellent service? These questions are a good place to start when examining one of the most influential aspects of business success: customer service management. How can you be sure?

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Customer service management with a people-first hospitality touch

Hospitality Net

In this article, we will explore the importance of people-centricity in customer service management and how it can be applied to improve customer experiences. We will also discuss practical approaches to gathering customer feedback and how a hospitality approach can elevate customer service quality in any sector.

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Country Club Communities vs. HOAs: Understanding the Key Differences

Horizon Hospitality

This allows them to function as nonprofit entities while focusing on member services. Management Structure HOAs: Most homeowners association’s contract with professional management companies to handle day-to-day operations, which include property management, financial oversight, and administrative tasks.

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Beating the Labor Crunch: Outsourced Strategies Are Key

Modern Restaurant Management

By outsourcing functions like the recruitment process, regular kitchen cleaning, and exterior and janitorial services, managers and staff alike can focus on their core expertise. First, the amount of time managers spend recruiting can have a distracting domino effect on food service operations.

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Omnichannel Communication: The Game-Changer Hotels Need Now

Revenue Hub

The surge in customer service channels presents an unprecedented challenge for hoteliers, as their response time window starts to dwindle. To this end, your hotel may have many communication channels at travelers’ disposal, but if these channels don’t talk to each other, it is not an omnichannel service.

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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

This training covers a wide range of areas including customer service, communication, problem-solving, and operational management. These courses teach staff how to effectively communicate with guests, manage complaints, and exceed guest expectations.

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Exploring the world of guest services: from definitions to job descriptions

Les Roches

Catering to the needs of guests and ensuring their satisfaction is a fundamental aspect of running a successful hospitality business and achieving customer excellence. In this article, we delve into the world of guest services, exploring what they are, their significance and how they differ from customer service in the hospitality industry.