Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
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It will offer a simple fix: however, it will not provide an easy fix.
It will intrigue, rather than entertain, you.
It will reveal Disney’s Customer Service cultural architecture.
It will answer, “where do we start” by providing Disney’s Customer cultural blueprints.
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It will not offer an easy fix; however, it does provide a simple fix.
It will not entertain you.
It will not hold your hand.
It will not answer all your questions.
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People who want to change the world.
People who admire Disney’s Customer Service legendary, time-tested, world-renowned best practices.
Outliers.
Misfits.
Weird people.
High achievers.
Driven people.
Hopeful people.
Optimistic people.
Visionary people.
People who are tired of excuses.
People who are tired of regrets.
Confused people.
People who are tired of formulaic templates.
People who want someone they can implicitly trust.
Committed people.
People willing to “burn the ships”.
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This Disney Customer Service book is not designed for Disney history connoisseurs.
This book is not designed for Disney trivia buffs.
This book is not designed for Disney fanatics.
This book is not designed for people looking for a great story.
This book is not designed for people grasping at straws.
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No one could have predicted a cartoon company becoming the world’s preeminent customer service organization.
Walt used to rummage through his Animator’s trash cans because he was worried they might be throwing away their best work.
Walt’s attention to detail can be traced back to when he was delivering newspapers as a boy and his Father insisted Walt walk up the porch steps, open the screen door, and place the paper there.
Other newspaper boys would simply throw the paper on the porch floor.
On a cold or rainy morning, opening your front door and reaching down to get your dry paper without opening your screen door was a distinguishing customer service behavior.
Over the decades, and accelerated when Disneyland opened in 1955, Disney has architected a set of world-class customer service blueprints that focuses on one thing – exceeding customer expectations.
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