You Talkin’ to Me? Communicating Service Expectations to Users through Service Philosophy Statements
Date
2017-03-15Metadata
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Could customer service at your library be better? Some academic libraries are using a service philosophy statement to strengthen the quality of their service culture. A service philosophy statement communicates to users what they can—and should—expect from your library. This poster will examine these statements and identify themes, trends, and ideas. Discover how a service philosophy statement can support your public services team as they strive to meet and exceed customer expectations.
Description
This poster was presented at ACRL 2017, the biennial conference of the Association of College & Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association.Subject
Academic librariesCustomer relations -- management
Customer service
Public services (libraries)
Service philosophy statements
Department
University LibrariesCollections
Citation
Weare, William H., Jr.; Moffett, Paul (2017). You Talkin’ to Me? Communicating Service Expectations to Users through Service Philosophy Statements. Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /159816.
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