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agenda By: Tom Connellan PUTRI ARINDA & DEBORAH CHARLES Seven Keys to Disney’s Success

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agenda

By: Tom Connellan

PUTRI ARINDA & DEBORAH CHARLES

Seven Keys to Disney’s Success

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INTRO • Opened Oct. 1, 1971• Iconic destination for millions of

families around the world.• Home to four theme parks, five golf

courses, 25 owned-and-operated resorts, multiple retail and dining centers and a cast members who represent 80 nationalities and who speak more than 50 languages.

• The largest single-site employer in the United States,

• Magic Kingdom 17.54 million visits • No. 1 worldwide• Huge percentage are repeat visitors

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INTRO • Inside The Magic Kingdom:

Seven Keys to Disney’s Success

• Written by Tom Connellan

• Published in 1996

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The Competition is anyone the customer compares you with.

• Competition is anyone in the customer satisfaction fields.

• They compare your response to L.L. Bean or Fed Ex.”

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PAINTED EVERYDAY!

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#2: Pay fantastic attention to detail

“Green with envy and red with rage”

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LESSON #3

Everyone Walks the talk

• Every time a customer comes in contact with your company you have an opportunity to create value

• Cast Members are “Aggressively Friendly

• Emerson said, “What you do thunders above your head so loudly, I can not hear the words”

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LESSON #4

#4: Everything walks the talk

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LESSON #5

Customers are best heard through many

ears.

• “It’s crucial to do surveys, but it’s equally important to use other sources that also tell you how you’re doing

• Company listening to customers—as opposed to listening to itself.

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Reward, recognize and

celebrate

LESSON #6

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• Customer focus is the key• Exceed the expectations• Respect your employees

Apply it to your company!