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Believe in Dreams fulfills wish of Leetonia second-grader | News, Sports, Jobs

LEETONIA — Leetonia Schools Superintendent Dennis Dunham took time at Wednesday’s Leetonia Board of Education meeting to remind the board that dreams do come true and what a little bit of support can do. Dunham announced that Believe in Dreams — Cleveland-based charity — has fulfilled the wish of a district student, giving the student […]
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When Your Company Becomes a Verb | By Shep Hyken

In our customer service training workshops, we have an exercise that introduces a concept called The Five Levels of Service. The levels advance from Unacceptable to Basic to Good to World Class to Trademark. Any company should be happy with World Class, which is when the company is consistently and predictably delivering a level of service that gets customers to come back. Very few companies can get to Trademark levels of service. This happens when a company or brand is referred to in a way that...
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Westshore police will get a crash course in customer service

The Westshore Enforcement Bureau, a collaboration of the Fairview Park, Rocky River, Lakewood, North Olmsted and Bay Village police departments, does not plan to stop arrests or traffic citations as part of the new customer-centric approach, but the goal is to create an emphatic consistency throughout the departments.
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Charlotte Police Dept tries customer service to 'revolutionize' policing | 98.7 The River

By Mark Robertson Photo: Getty Images Charlotte, North Carolinas police force is going to be trying something different in an effort at reform, with officers to take a "customer service" approach. Charlotte Police Chief Johnny Jennings told ABC News that the idea, which he described as "totally outside the box and totally different," came to him after he had a positive experience at a Chick-fil-a. He explained, "I started thinking, every time I go there, the voices are so friendly, the food ...
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