April 2015
Beginner
304 pages
5h 46m
English
book
The Experience: The 5 Principles of Disney Service and Relationship Excellence
by Brian T. Church, Bruce Loeffler
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Index
- Accountability
- Actionables
- defined
- demand or demonstrate
- Exceptionals and
- management by walking around
- ownership and
- Quotient Question
- walking versus holding
- Accuracy, trust and
- Acknowledgment, affirming through
- Actionables
- Actions, persistence and
- Adair, Paul
- Adaptation
- Actionables
- to change
- to customers
- defined
- Quotient Question
- Affirmation
- Actionables
- Connection and
- Make Me Feel Important principle
- Quotient Question
- through acknowledgment
- “Aha” moment, building anticipation of
- Ailes, Roger
- “Altruistically selfish” ideal
- Ambassador equity, relationships and
- Ambassadors
- champions converted into
- choice of term
- Connection and
- creating
- Exceptional Level of the Experience and
- external
- happiness experience and
- internal
- loyalty and
- positive
- relationship and
- stories and
- training and
- trust and
- Ambition, American dream and
- American Express Global Customer Service Barometer
- American Express Global Customer Service Report
- Amiel, Henri Frederic
- Andrews, Nelson
- Andrews Cadillac
- Angel at Epcot Center, exact detailing in
- Angelou, Maya
- Annan, Kofi
- Anti-Ambassadors, creating
- Anticipation
- Actionables
- defined
- Disney awareness and
- purpose and
- Quotient Question
- Apologizing, L.E.A.R.N. system and
- Aristotle
- Atlantis Resort (Bahamas)
- Atrophy of mind and spirit, avoiding
- Attention to detail
- Attitude
- choice and
- defined
- direction in life and
- F.A.C.E. Impressions and
- importance of
- loyalty and
- negative versus positive
- power of, equation demonstrating
- Attitude Principle
- choice ...
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