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Bob Miglani has been working in a Fortune 500 Company for the last 13 years, where he has had positions of increasing responsibility leading into his current role as Senior Director of Public Affairs. A well respected leader in his field, he has been at the forefront of identifying and embracing new and emerging customers and developing innovative partnerships. He continues to serve a different type of customer in his spare time on the weekends and some holidays at his family's Dairy Queen restaurant which he has helped manage for over 20 years.
Treat Your Customers: Thirty Lessons on Service and Sales That I Learned at My Family's Dairy Queen Store
by Bob Miglani
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9781401384333
- Publisher: Hachette Books
- Publication date: 04/18/2006
- Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
- Format: eBook
- Pages: 160
- File size: 2 MB
- Age Range: 13 - 18 Years
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A successful Fortune 500 corporate executive shares the secrets of great customer service that he learned from working at his family's Dairy Queen(R) store
Customer service is the cornerstone of every successful business, and in Treat Your Customers, corporate businessman Bob Miglani reveals winning strategies for sales and service using anecdotes and analogies from his experiences working at his family's Dairy Queen(R) store.
Miglani cuts to the essence of what makes great customer service by sharing clear, concise techniques and guidelines for coping with angry customers, minimizing stress, and making customer service providers feel great about doing their jobs. Both charming and educational, Treat Your Customers will appeal to any business owner, manager, or corporate employee who wants to enhance sales, motivate employees, and keep customers coming back.
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Library Journal
Here are more business bromides for those who haven't heard them before (or can't get enough). Miglani, who currently works for a Fortune 500 company (he never reveals which), has also apparently put in many an hour behind the counter of his family's ice cream shop serving up sundaes and soaking up management wisdom. The 30 brief chapters into which he divides this book mostly impart all the usual advice (e.g., be nice to people, invest in your employees, love your job, lead by example), but a few stand out (e.g., "Always offer your delivery guys a milkshake" and "When it's time to lean, it's time to clean"). All are couched in terms of the Dairy Queen franchise, providing some insight into the workings of a family ice cream business. Miglani shares his learned bits of wisdom in a humorous, anecdotal style, and the book reads quickly, but there's not much new here. Purchase where there is interest.-Susan Hurst, Miami Univ. Lib., Oxford, OH Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Soundview Executive Book Summaries
Bob Miglani learned the secrets of customer service at his family's Dairy Queen store. He segued from 21 years of managing a Dairy Queen to a career with a Fortune 500 company. Treat Your Customers presents principles applicable to any size business. Miglani recommends tasting your own ice cream - understanding your customer's experience. "Never forget the plain old vanilla" is a way to keep the core product in mind. Each chapter teaches one lesson on how to focus an entire organization on satisfying the customer. Copyright © 2007 Soundview Executive Book Summaries