Other Side of The Window:
Providing Exceptional Service in Government
Spend the day with a hapless customer as he experiences life on the "other side of the window". You'll discover, as he does, that seeking help from public sector customer service representatives is often no picnic. And what makes it worse, and ultimately more poignant for him, is that he himself is a government worker.
Close X
Developed and produced in-house by CRM Learning, this title is among the industry's best--reflecting our tradition of excellence and effectiveness. All CRM Learning discounts apply.
Developed and produced in-house by CRM Learning, this title is among the industry's best--reflecting our tradition of excellence and effectiveness. All CRM Learning discounts apply.
Benefits:
- Teaches government workers service basics
- Ensures customers are respected
- Shows the importance of empathy
The Preview Guide explains how to use the video during training and includes sample pages from the Leader's Guide and Workbook.
Other Side of The Window: Providing Exceptional Service in Government
CRM Produced
Runtime: 13 Minutes
This important video illustrates how bureaucratic systems and procedures, however necessary to workflow, can get in the way of providing the level of service - and respect - the public requires. It's a valuable journey into attitudes and assumptions, a realistic look at the day-to-day public sector workplace that is full of customers anxious about the help they need and well-meaning CSRs hampered by inflexible rules.In addition to the vignettes that take place in government office settings with actual service "windows," there is a supplemental service scenario that demonstrates the need for good government customer service "in the field."
Government employees learn that:
- it's possible to apply flexibility and common sense so that working 'by the book' doesn't preclude satisfying the customer.
- behind every voice on the phone is a human being with real needs and concerns.
- most people seeking help from government agencies are addressing serious issues and empathy goes a long way.
- every customer should be treated with the same degree of courtesy and respect, no matter what the circumstances.
Contents
- DVD or VHS including Meeting Opener, Closer and Discussion segments
- Leader's Guide
- 10 Reminder Cards





