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MK 307 - Customer Service


Credits: (4 credits)

Introduces the student to the increasing role of service in providing superior value to the customers. Explores the critical importance of leadership, empowerment, and a holistic and comprehensive approach to designing an operating environment or culture in delivering superior service. Specific areas of investigation will include customer value, customer loyalty, core service attributes and service reward systems.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Explain what leads to good and bad customer service;
  2. Examine business situations using emotional and social intelligence;
  3. Take part in group presentations related to customer service situations in light of theories discussed in class;
  4. Apply legal, ethical, and moral dimensions of customer service;
  5. Assess loyalty and loyalty programs for an industry;
  6. Create a situation where customer intimacy has an impact on service;
  7. Develop a program that integrates co-creation of value with another area of customer service;
  8. Apply the ‘Complaint-as-gift’ approach to customer service;
  9. Compare and contrast live and online customer service;
  10. Examine customer relationship management (CRM) systems;
  11. Compare and contrast internal and external customers.




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