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Evidencia 3 Workshop Customer Satisfaction Tools
Evidencia 3 Workshop Customer Satisfaction Tools
Actividad de aprendizaje 14
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Business leaders must realize that pursuing customer satisfaction is a critical and strategic decision. It’s not
something an organization does simply to satisfy a standard or win an award: It’s something an
organization does to stay in business. Top management must embrace this reality by acknowledging,
communicating and acting upon three basic truths:
Customer satisfaction is the ultimate goal. There’s no higher achievement than satisfying the
customers an organization has committed itself to serving. This doesn’t mean that the organization should
abandon its competitive business sense and become a nonprofit institution. Financial control is needed,
along with accountability and sound decision making. But customer satisfaction is the ball everybody must
keep his or her eyes on. Revenues and profits are nothing more than the results fulfilling customer needs
and expectations.
Everyone must be involved in customer satisfaction. All the personnel have the capability to influence
customer at some level. Top management must communicate exactly how personnel will be expected to
contribute because it’s often not intuitively obvious how this is possible. (Cochran, 2003)1
2. Conteste las siguientes preguntas de verdadero/falso sobre el texto:
a. Customer satisfaction is something an organization does simply to satisfy a standard or win an award.
F _X__ V___
F___ V__X__
c. Satisfying the customers is the most important achievement an organization has committed itself to
serving. F___ V__X__
F__X__ V___
e. Not all the personnel have the capability to influence customer at some level. F_X___ V___
Sugerencia: Consulte qué diferencia hay entre un verbo regular y un verbo irregular en la
conjugación en el pasado.
Conjugacion en
Verbo Significado Pasado Tipo de Verbo
4. Escoja 5 verbos y realice una frase en pasado simple en inglés teniendo coherencia con el
contexto de la lectura. (resalte el verbo que usó de la lista)
1. The company lost the client due to its poor customer service
2. The sales executive got excellent customer service.
3. He did a good business so he invited him to lunch.
4. The company manager discovered a way to earn money with good customer service
5. Customer service advisor responded appropriately to customer inquiries.