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Premium member Presentation Transcript Cutting Edge Customer Service Techniques for Libraries: Learning from FISH!® and Pickle: Cutting Edge Customer Service Techniques for Libraries: Learning from FISH!® and Pickle An Infopeople Workshop Spring-Summer 2005 Instructor: Cheryl Gould gouldc@infopeople.orgWhat’s Today About? : What’s Today About? Creating a win-win situation more enjoyable work happy customers Two customer service approaches The FISH! PHILOSOPHY® Give Em the Pickle Visible Values: Visible Values What are the visible values in your library? When customers: walk in the door interact with equipment interact with staffRedefine Customer Service: Redefine Customer Service Put yourself in their shoes not reactive or proactive but interactive Attitude is everything- customer is not an interruption Everyone teaches Flexible – the customer doesn’t know your roles!!! Role is defined by the needs of the work not by a job descriptionBring Your Whole Self to Work: Bring Your Whole Self to Work 70% of your time is spent on work related tasks, why not make it better How are you being when you’re doing what you love? What hidden talents could you bring to work?Slide6: Infopeople has received written authorization from ChartHouse Learning to hold this event Contact ChartHouse Learning for further information. Toll-free # is 800.328.3789 Website: www.charthouse.com ChartHouse Learning owns and retains all rights, interest, title, copyrights, and trademarks. The FISH! Philosophy®: The FISH! Philosophy® Play: Play Look for productive play in your environment What dull or routine tasks can you make more fun? Play should not: exclude others (not being there) offend people (not being there)“Life is what happens while you're making otherplans. “ John Lennon: “Life is what happens while you're making other plans. “ John LennonBe There: Be There Be present while you’re doing what you’re doing Listen for content AND emotion doesn’t take any more time Don’t let tasks get in the way of your real work of serving the customer Antidote to being tired is being fully present (not necessarily doing less)Make Their Day: Make Their Day Make the world a better place to be one person at a time Something unexpected Don’t exclude the difficult co-workers or customers Make it a challenge to do everyday!Choose Your Reaction: Choose Your Reaction Stop blaming kids parents co-workers customers management When you look for the worst, you’ll find it everywhereChoose Your Attitude: Choose Your Attitude Be the person you want to spend time with! It’s not about being happy all the time If you don’t believe you have a choice… you don’t Be responsible for your attitude, it’s contagiousTake Responsibility: Take Responsibility Instead of: "Why are they making us go through all this change?" Try: "How can I adapt to my changing world?“ Instead of: “When are my people going to communicate better?" Try: "What can I do today to understand them?"Aboriginal Knowledge: Aboriginal Knowledge “Each child is named at birth, but it is understood that as a person develops, the birth name will be outgrown, and the individuals will select for themselves a more appropriate greeting. Hopefully, one’s name will change several times in a lifetime as wisdom, creativity, and purpose also become more clearly defined with time.” From “Mutant Message Down Under by Marlo MorganGive Em the Pickle: Give Em the Pickle Service - Business isn’t what you sell, it’s serving people. What’s your pickle? Attitude – customer is the boss. How you think about them is how you will treat them Consistency – non-negotiable high standards. Ordinary people doing extraordinarily well Teamwork – group of people that go out of their way to make each other look goodWhy FISH!© Why Pickle?: Why FISH!© Why Pickle? Improve service Accountability Encourage creativity and innovation Make work environment fun recruitment and retentionBringing It Back to the LibraryHave a Plan!: Bringing It Back to the Library Have a Plan! What is the inspiration for doing Pickle or FISH!© How does it relate to the libraries mission? Who are the leaders (formal and informal) and are they “on board” Who will be introduced to Pickle or FISH!® how will you do it With Your Staff: With Your Staff Show the video Discuss, don’t tell Invite people to participate Talk about how it works for you use your own language Let them tell you how to implement Model the behavior you want to see!Change: Change What are the risks of changing? What are the risks of NOT changing? What’s Keeping You From Changing?: What’s Keeping You From Changing?Challenges to Expect: Challenges to Expect I can’t do it What if nobody else does it They won’t let me do it This is silly We’re too busy to play We don’t have anything to throw Leave me aloneEncourage Change: Encourage Change Attitude starts with one person and usually attracts others Allow people to share doubts Can’t be forced It doesn’t happen overnightSlide24: “The future is unknown The past is finished Right now is your opportunity to be whatever you want to be This moment and the moment after” Thich Nhat Hanh You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Creating a win-win situation more enjoyable work happy customers Two customer service approaches The FISH! PHILOSOPHY® Give Em the Pickle Visible Values: Visible Values What are the visible values in your library? When customers: walk in the door interact with equipment interact with staffRedefine Customer Service: Redefine Customer Service Put yourself in their shoes not reactive or proactive but interactive Attitude is everything- customer is not an interruption Everyone teaches Flexible – the customer doesn’t know your roles!!! Role is defined by the needs of the work not by a job descriptionBring Your Whole Self to Work: Bring Your Whole Self to Work 70% of your time is spent on work related tasks, why not make it better How are you being when you’re doing what you love? What hidden talents could you bring to work?Slide6: Infopeople has received written authorization from ChartHouse Learning to hold this event Contact ChartHouse Learning for further information. Toll-free # is 800.328.3789 Website: www.charthouse.com ChartHouse Learning owns and retains all rights, interest, title, copyrights, and trademarks. The FISH! Philosophy®: The FISH! Philosophy® Play: Play Look for productive play in your environment What dull or routine tasks can you make more fun? Play should not: exclude others (not being there) offend people (not being there)“Life is what happens while you're making otherplans. “ John Lennon: “Life is what happens while you're making other plans. “ John LennonBe There: Be There Be present while you’re doing what you’re doing Listen for content AND emotion doesn’t take any more time Don’t let tasks get in the way of your real work of serving the customer Antidote to being tired is being fully present (not necessarily doing less)Make Their Day: Make Their Day Make the world a better place to be one person at a time Something unexpected Don’t exclude the difficult co-workers or customers Make it a challenge to do everyday!Choose Your Reaction: Choose Your Reaction Stop blaming kids parents co-workers customers management When you look for the worst, you’ll find it everywhereChoose Your Attitude: Choose Your Attitude Be the person you want to spend time with! It’s not about being happy all the time If you don’t believe you have a choice… you don’t Be responsible for your attitude, it’s contagiousTake Responsibility: Take Responsibility Instead of: "Why are they making us go through all this change?" Try: "How can I adapt to my changing world?“ Instead of: “When are my people going to communicate better?" Try: "What can I do today to understand them?"Aboriginal Knowledge: Aboriginal Knowledge “Each child is named at birth, but it is understood that as a person develops, the birth name will be outgrown, and the individuals will select for themselves a more appropriate greeting. Hopefully, one’s name will change several times in a lifetime as wisdom, creativity, and purpose also become more clearly defined with time.” From “Mutant Message Down Under by Marlo MorganGive Em the Pickle: Give Em the Pickle Service - Business isn’t what you sell, it’s serving people. What’s your pickle? Attitude – customer is the boss. How you think about them is how you will treat them Consistency – non-negotiable high standards. Ordinary people doing extraordinarily well Teamwork – group of people that go out of their way to make each other look goodWhy FISH!© Why Pickle?: Why FISH!© Why Pickle? Improve service Accountability Encourage creativity and innovation Make work environment fun recruitment and retentionBringing It Back to the LibraryHave a Plan!: Bringing It Back to the Library Have a Plan! What is the inspiration for doing Pickle or FISH!© How does it relate to the libraries mission? Who are the leaders (formal and informal) and are they “on board” Who will be introduced to Pickle or FISH!® how will you do it With Your Staff: With Your Staff Show the video Discuss, don’t tell Invite people to participate Talk about how it works for you use your own language Let them tell you how to implement Model the behavior you want to see!Change: Change What are the risks of changing? What are the risks of NOT changing? What’s Keeping You From Changing?: What’s Keeping You From Changing?Challenges to Expect: Challenges to Expect I can’t do it What if nobody else does it They won’t let me do it This is silly We’re too busy to play We don’t have anything to throw Leave me aloneEncourage Change: Encourage Change Attitude starts with one person and usually attracts others Allow people to share doubts Can’t be forced It doesn’t happen overnightSlide24: “The future is unknown The past is finished Right now is your opportunity to be whatever you want to be This moment and the moment after” Thich Nhat Hanh