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In-House Service Excellence Training Implement ~Monitor ~Maintain

In House Service Excel Training Mod 5

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In-House Service Excellence Training

Implement ~Monitor ~Maintain

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How to develop effective in-house service excellence

training - Step 5

ImplementMonitor Maintain

Identify service needs and

expectations

AssessService

performance gap

Identify reasons for performance gap and options for interventions

Select and develop

interventions

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Implement ~ Monitor ~ Maintain

“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail“

Implementation can be broken down into three main phases: planning, execution and support.

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Planning

Begins early in the process

On effective approach is to create a time and action calendar

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Execution

Pay attention to details

Create checklists

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Support

Support for both the implementation and targeted employees (performers).

Success rate is improved with project champions and supporters

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Monitor & Maintain

Performance must be monitored because of the changing workplace

environment

Valid metrics are required to monitor performance and business results

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How to develop effective in-house service excellence training - Summary

Identify service needs

and expectations

AssessService

performance gap

Identify reasons for

performance gap and

options for interventions

Select and develop

interventions

ImplementMonitor Maintain

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References & Recommendations

In-House Service Excellence Training programs may be based any one or a combination of performance success models. Many of the concepts and principles in this program are adapted from a model developed by H. Stolovitch. We recommend reading Training Ain’t Performance by Stolovitch and Keeps for more information about the model.