Truck Parts and Service

September 2014

Truck Parts and Service | Heavy Duty Trucking, Aftermarket, Service Info

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25 Service Bay it's going to be until that customer comes back with another complaint, or another customer has a similar problem. And remember, simplicity helps. Irritated customers are stressful enough; don't let your recording process cause your team any additional anxiety. "One thing we have to be cautious about in our industry is we don't admin- istrate ourselves to death," says Calhoun. "We can't get bogged down trying to record these events and add even more to our plates. [Event] recording has to be something we mesh seamlessly into our operation." W W W . T R U C K P A R T S A N D S E R V I C E . C O M S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 4 | T R U C K P A R T S & S E R V I C E %RUJ:DUQHU Text INFO to 205-289-3544 or visit www.tpsdigital.com/info Computer kiosks in your service department simplify the note-taking process for busy technicians. Customers want to be kept in the loop, and if you can make them feel like you have an open dialogue … you can develop confi dence and trust in your process. – Michael Riemer, vice president of products and channel marketing at Decisiv

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