Select the answer that best describes how you feel about the two statements. (This isn’t a “test,” so don’t look for what you think the ‘right’ answer may be.)
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A. I try to engage each customer
B. I’m here to do a job – not make friends
A. People can absolutely count on me to get things done correctly and when promised – with occasional exceptions
B. I try to meet expectations, but there are often times I can’t
A. I listen to my customers to improve how I do things
B. I know my job and what is expected of me. I don’t need other people telling me how to do things I already know how to do
A. Having a pleasant relationship with each customer is extremely important
B. Customers who take up my time with idle chatter drive me crazy
A. If I make a mistake, I’d rather tell my customer it was my mistake
B. I don’t want customers to know I make mistakes
A. I try to learn as much as I can about my company
B. I am focused on what I need to do my job well
A. I take advantage of as much training and learning opportunities as possible
B. I go to the training my company sends me to
A. I keep up to date on my company’s industry, competition and current situation
B. I focus on the things relevant to my job
A. I make a point to smile with every customer – even on the phone, and write in a friendly tone
B. My smiling and being friendly doesn’t help me get the job done
A. If a customer genuinely isn’t happy with something, I will do whatever I can, within my means, to make it better for him or her
B. I’m doing the job to the best of my ability. I sometimes have to deal with things I’m not happy with – so why can’t my customers?
A. I will never say anything to a customer that is not completely true
B. I’ve been known to bend the truth with customers from time to time
A. No matter how bad a mood I’m in, I won’t let customers see it
B. Everyone gets in bad moods. I can’t just fake a happy face. I hate people who fake being happy
A. I try to learn as much as I can about each customer, so I can be a better resource for them
B. I do what my customer asks me to do
A. When we get a complaint, I try to look for ways to correct things
B. Customers who complain drive me nuts!
A. Customers and colleagues see me as a “go-to” person
B. I do my job