CONSUMER SERVICE PLAN 2
What is an exceptional customer experience? Explain how you as an Emerging Leader
will you define an exceptional customer experience for your organisational customers.
Excellent customer experience in my recollection is an act done by the seller to the
buyer, and in this action the consumer's needs are satisfied. Therefore, exceptional experience
lies in the ability of a good or a service to satisfy the intended need and want of the user. It is
important to remember in this modern era there is competition and despite an institution
delivering what the client wants there might be some factors that may make up exceptional.
Consumers today want faster service, they want to spend the least time to buy what they want
and need (Farah, 2017). It is important for any business today to mind how much time they
spend to deliver or offer an individual service. Furthermore, consumers today require decent
prices for the goods and services they buy. The client will always go where they can pay less,
and if the organisation can manage to achieve this without hurting the profits, therefore, that a
form of exceptional customer service.
As a leader, I know the importance that customer service has on the bottom line of the
company. Good customer experience has the effect of creating and retaining new consumers;
this not only increases the sales but also creates more profit for the organisation. Customer
service acts as a differential profit margin scheme where it increases sales through treating
the consumer well. In my capacity, as a leader, I would ensure my customers receive the best
service at the least possible time they would have to spare (Berridge, 2016). Saving time for
consumers would ensure that they come again since they know they won't spend as much
time to get what they want. Furthermore, I would improve my inventory and stock to ensure I
receive the best at the lowest amount of money; it would ensure that the organisation can cut
back on costs transferred to the consumer.