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by Ron C on September 20th, 2009
I have been in Customer/Field service for the majority of my life (I'm 62). I would make your interviewer aware of my success in other companies also, in this field, concern for the customers' interests is equally important. If you present your credentials as an indication that you "got one over" the customer, it would go against you. If you present them with a description of how you helped your customers and made them feel comfortable with you company, it will act to your benefit.
I have done this work in the military, government, and civilian life and have always seem myself as the customer's advocate. If you present yourself in the same way you should be successful. If you are not, maybe the company isn't good for you. Marketing is about relationships (unless you're a drug dealer or lawyer). If you properly build relationships, sales come naturally.
Good question +5
by wing.walker on September 19th, 2009
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by Thriftymaid on September 19th, 2009
Toot your darn horn
by EmptyWallet on September 19th, 2009
I wish you the best. But if your spelling in the resume is anyting similar to what you posted. I have grave dounts.
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Should I call the company I interviewed with to inquire if they've made a decision?
by jenfro on September 26th, 2011
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I have an interview tomorrow, I'm young not much experience.
by a_marie614 on September 22nd, 2011
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You're reading I hve a 2nd interview tomorrow & need this job. I hve bn trying for 8 months! It is a customer service job, I hve 5 yrs customer srvc exp with a major compny. Shld I shw them top sales awrds I received frm 2 companies.1 frnd tld me it may overwhlm them?
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Thanks for your advice. :)
by Anonymous on September 20th, 2009
You are welcome. Remember, it is about the customer, not yourself. I have sacrificed a good bit of time making sure that the customer's problems are corrected and I have never suffered for it. The most problems happen when the customer is disappointed or mis-informed. They can be very vindictive if they feel cheated, I know that I am. Good luck and how about some points.
by Ron C on September 20th, 2009
I wonder what I said that deserved a couple down ratings. Was this bad advice? Or, this from some troll that follows me around because it doesn't like my politics?
by Ron C on September 28th, 2009
Okay, I just gave you some points!
by Anonymous on September 29th, 2009
Thanks but I wasn't really fishing for points. I would really like to understand the motivation of people who do these thing. I know that when I was new here, I would read questions and answers and rate them, mostly without comment because I was trying to read too many things. I later learned how "un-helpful" that was. Maybe the DR's are from novices that don't know any better.
by Ron C on September 30th, 2009