# 8 – Service
Orientation
(Author: Subramanian M)
Service
orientation was first described by researchers Saxe and Weirtz as being related
to a concern for others - it became a
set of attitudes and behaviours that affects the quality of the
interaction" between the organization's staff and its customers"
(Hogan et al., 1984).
This
definition was later expanded to include "a
willingness to treat co-workers and clients with courtesy, consideration, and
tact" combined with the ability to perceive a customer's needs, and
communicate effectively (Rosse, Miller, and Barnes, 1991).
The following are the basic characteristics of a ‘Service
Oriented’ candidate:
- They’re
understanding
- They’re
proactive
- They’re
communicative
- They’re
knowledgeable
- They’re
observant
- They’re
comprehensive
Cheers | Subramanian M
References:
http://hotelexecutive.com/business_review/1540/service-orientation-how-do-you-know-when-a-job-candidate-has-it
http://blog.execu-search.com/employee-profile-the-customer-service-oriented-professional/
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