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T. Scott Gross, CSP
- Service Expert
- Author
- Entrepreneur
- Professional Speaker
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- Positively Outrageous Service
- MicroBranding
- Why Service
Stinks
- Borrowed Dreams
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T. Scott Gross is best known for his high energy platform skills. His
gentle humor keeps audiences laughing while they learn handfuls of practical
ideas. Whether speaking to a corporation or national association, Scott is a
storyteller extraordinaire, comfortable with audiences of any size. He is
most at home with professionals who have high customer contact.
Scott is a master at removing mystery. His ability to communicate
complex ideas simply comes from years of hands-on experience as an
entrepreneur who has also lived the corporate life. He will
tell-it-like-it-is and your audience will love it!
T. Scott Gross believes in having fun and making the world a better
place by helping his customers profit through service!
Positively
Outrageous Service
Develop an Insurmountable
Advantage over your Competitors! |
- Definition: Positively
Outrageous Service is random and unexpected; out of
proportion to the circumstance; invites the customer to play; and
creates compelling, positive word-of-mouth.
Positively Outrageous Service is a
service technique that is sometimes subtle, sometimes fun but always
memorable. From ballpoint pens to airlines, retail stores to
restaurants, Positively Outrageous Service is the new, old way to WOW
customers and keep them for life.
The service bar is rising…your customer is changing…and too many
competitors want your customers, your sales, and your profits. What
are you going to do about it?
T. Scott Gross knows you can’t always have the lowest prices in your
market—but you can have the best service! Scott will show you how to
take your service to a whole greater level…and your profits with it!
Positively Outrageous Service is not just a way of doing business—it’s
a state of mind!
His energetic, engaging style is more than entertainment—it’s always a
hit. It’s a meeting planner’s dream! Find out why over 1,000 audiences
have made Positively Outrageous Service
a favorite!
You Will Learn How to:
• Capitalize on trends, new and
developing
• Bring out the creativity of your
employees in serving customers
• Hire, train, and manage a team to
serve outrageously
• Identify opportunities to serve
outrageously
• Be thankful for complaints…and
learn how to handle them!
• Get your customers to advertise for
you!
• Implement Positively Outrageous
Marketing!
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MicroBranding
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- How do you survive as the owner of a small business when the big
box discounters surround you? How can you move your career forward
when there are younger, brighter new employees being hired every day
and gunning for your raise or your promotion if not for your job?
T. Scott Gross says the answer is
"MicroBranding."
Gross says that you can brand manage your life and your business in a
way that helps you stand out even if youre not exactly outstanding.
Gross can show anyone how to create and promote a personal, local
brand.
This is the guy who teaches the big guys like Ford and Southwest
Airlines how to use humor and surprise to capture customers and now he
shows us how to use the secrets of brand management personally. Create
the brand called you!
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Why Service Stinks
. . . & Exactly What to Do About It! |
- Why is service so bad…and getting worse?
Who is responsible and exactly what needs to be done to make it
better? Those are the questions we set out to answer -- and we did! We
were scientific. We used the latest psychological instruments to
survey bosses and servicepersons of all stripes.
We were methodical. We included nearly 10,000 very vocal consumers in
our research, over a dozen high-profile companies participated, and we
used a mountain of back-up data to document our findings.
What did we discover?
The average boss can’t identify great servicepersons -- before or
after the interview! We have proof! And we can fix the problem! It’s
easy once you know how!
T. Scott Gross says Why Service Stinks is the third and final edition
to the series, which began with Positively Outrageous Service (a
platform classic), and MicroBranding (building powerful, personal
brands to beat the competition.) Why Service Stinks brings more great
stories, more good fun, and more how-to tips (with the data to prove
it!) for making your service the best service in town.
You Will Learn:
• Why your poor service persons will never get
it right!
• Why the boss is so easily fooled in the
interview!
• Why you should hire slow and fire fast!
• What your team is thinking when they interact
with customers.
• How to get applicants with a criminal mind to
identify themselves -- before the hire!
• Which applicants will make the best employee
for your organization.
• What your customers think is the real cause
of poor service.
• The best tactic for getting great customer
service.
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Borrowed Dreams |
- Borrowed Dreams is the story
of Scott’s adventures told as a series of stories, each with a lesson
that applies both professionally and personally. Join Scott as he
chases drug smugglers on the Mexican border, sails an oil tanker from
Alaska, and fights wild land fire with a most unusual crew. You’ll be
surprised and delighted to discover the secrets of getting tough work
done. And you’ll be amazed to learn that it’s not too late to borrow a
dream of your own!
T. Scott Gross is a master storyteller who will captivate your
audience while they learn the true secrets of making work feel good
again. Who would have guessed that good work requires an element of
risk and that team spirit can arrive in the most unexpected ways? Wrap
all the seminars, workbooks, and boring PowerPoint presentations into
an hour of compelling stories and even better ideas and what you’ll
get is an adventure that we call Borrowed Dreams: The American Spirit
Goes to Work.
If you’ve ever dreamed about a life of adventure, if you’ve ever
wondered what life on the edge is really like, if you’ve ever imagined
what it would be like to follow your heart, then you’ll fall in love
with Borrowed Dreams.
You Will Learn:
• What motivates people to take and
keep difficult jobs.
• Who is most likely to succeed in
challenging work environments.
• How to apply the secrets for
managing in difficult environments in even the most ordinary work
situations.
• How the lessons of difficult work
can make your life richer.
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| T. Scott Gross' Rules of
the Game:
Rule #1. We like to work with folks who are
honest, enthusiastic and , like us, want a quality
product. Hey! Life's too short! There are
plenty of nice folks ... we'll work with them!
Rule #2. We take on projects that are
interesting and challenging. It's our job to help you grow
and why shouldn't we grow in the process?
Rule #3. We like to be paid commensurate to our
contribution. If you don't pay us, we get grouchy.
Please see Rule #1!
Our values? Intelligent risk, customer first,
ownership, consensus management, and last but not least ... love
one another.
If these rules and values sound good to you, you're our kind
of people! |
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| "I found myself waking at 4:00 AM with my mind
full of ideas so I ... wrote them down immediately. No speaker
has ever been that positive for me before." |
Hardware Wholesalers, Inc.
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| "You captivated a group of almost three
hundred employees with diverse backgrounds, skills and
responsibilities and, in your own unique way, dared them to be even
greater." |
Richmond Savings
Credit Union
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