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Hospitality must not fear AI technology but embrace it as a way of improving customer service

eHotelier

AI can be used to perform certain tasks in a more efficient and time-saving way, giving staff time to focus on other areas of the business as well as to optimise efficiency in things such as training, forecasting and marketing.

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How AI and Gig Workers Will Improve Customer Service for Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

Especially during the pandemic, restaurants have grappled with unexpected challenges, particularly in maintaining exceptional customer service amidst shifting operational dynamics. The State of Customer Service in the Restaurant Industry Customer service in restaurants is just as critical as the food itself.

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Why a Customer Service Strategy Is Important in a Restaurant

Modern Restaurant Management

While there are many marketing strategies to get customers in the door, it is just as important to create customer service strategies that keep them coming back. Satisfied customers are more likely to generate positive feedback and referral business.

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Being Short Staffed Is No Excuse for Poor Customer Service

Modern Restaurant Management

But being short staffed, even though it’s a legitimate excuse, is not justification for poor customer service. Other than the quality of a meal, customer service is key to attracting customers and keeping them coming back. There are ways restaurants short on staff can still provide excellent service.

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Hotel customer service: Tips, training, and tools

SiteMinder

What is hotel customer service? Hotel customer service is the range of services and interactions provided by hotel staff to ensure a pleasant and satisfying experience for guests. Table of contents What is the importance of customer service in hotels?

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Restaurant Staff Training 101

7 Shifts

There was a time when 70% of F&B employees didn’t receive training for customer service. Without the right training, even the best menu or ambiance can fall short due to poor service, leading to dissatisfied customers and lost revenue.

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Why the Marketing Budget Should Include Customer Service Training

Hospitality Net

Many companies still believe that customer service is what happens when something goes wrong. However, that is only one part of customer service. The bigger picture is that customer service happens throughout a customer’s entire experience while doing business with you.