The State of Customer Service Report 2009

I have published our 2009 report called: “The State of Customer Service.”

This report is from a survey I ran on this website last year. It compiles all the responses and summarizes the data as well as offering some perspective about it.

You can download the report here:

http://amazingserviceguy.com/resources/2009-State-of-Customer-Service.pdf

You’ll need a PDF reader to view it.

What’s different about this report is that it’s not just ratings and rankings. It also includes comments from people about what makes good or bad customer service. So, you can use the information in this report to actually improve the quality of service you offer your customers.

Please feel free to share this report and print as many copies as you like. All I ask is that you show me as the author and do not make changes to it. If your reference it on your website or in an article or book, I’d appreciate a link to this website.

Thanks for reading!

Kevin Stirtz
The Amazing Service Guy
952-212-4681

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