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Robert Spector

    Robert Spector is an author of business books, a consultant, and a motivational speaker focusing on customer service. His work delves into the essential elements of exceptional customer service, offering actionable strategies for enhancing customer care. Spector's writings and talks aim to inspire organizations to cultivate stronger customer relationships and foster loyalty through outstanding experiences.

    The Nordstrom Way to Customer Experience Excellence
    The Nordstrom Way
    The Nordstrom Way to Customer Service Excellence: A handbook for implementing great service in your organization
    Shared Values
    Amazon.Com
    Lessons from the Nordstrom Way
    • The Nordstrom Way to Customer Experience Excellence

      Creating a Values-Driven Service Culture

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Earlier edition published as: The Nordstrom way to customer service excellence: a handbook for implementing great service in your organization.

      The Nordstrom Way to Customer Experience Excellence2017
    • First published in 1995, The Nordstrom Way is a classic guide to great customer service. This new book replaces The Nordstrom Way with an even more practical guide to becoming the “Nordstrom” of your industry. Designed for customer service managers and trainers, as well as business owners, it’s an invaluable resource for designing your own programs and initiatives. The authors not only explain the principles of the world’s best customer service company, they also show you how to implement them in your own organization. The Nordstrom Way to Customer Service Excellence will help your business make customers its number one concern, and help make your business number one in your industry.

      The Nordstrom Way to Customer Service Excellence: A handbook for implementing great service in your organization2005
      4.0
    • Lessons from the Nordstrom Way

      How Companies are Emulating the #1 Customer Service Company

      • 226 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      This book focuses on the customer service principles espoused by the Nordstrom department store chain, a legend in retailing and customer service. It shows how the Nordstrom customer service culture can work in any company or industry -- computer repair centers, bicycle shops, medical clinics, credit unions, and more. The book features case studies from many companies that have successfully adopted and adapted the lessons from The Nordstrom Way, the author's successful book about the founding of Nordstrom and the beliefs the Nordstrom family imparts to its employees. Helps other companies apply Nordstrom's principles to their own customer service practices Provides lessons on how to find and focus on customer needs, follow-up, and ensure customer satisfaction

      Lessons from the Nordstrom Way2000
      4.2
    • Amazon.Com

      Get Big Fast - Inside the Revolutionary Business Model That Changed the World - New Final Updated Chapter

      • 261 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      This text offers an account of Amazon's pioneering role in e-commerce, and an examination of the business models and strategies upon which its success is based. The author also explores the company's future and its future influence.

      Amazon.Com2000
      4.0
    • The Nordstrom Way

      The Inside Story of America's #1 Customer Service Company

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Coauthored by top Nordstrom salesman Patrick McCarthy and based on veteran journalist Robert Spector's exclusive, in-depth interviews with the Nordstrom family, senior executives, directors, and salespeople, The Nordstrom Way offers the first inside, uncensored book about this much admired - and much feared - retail powerhouse. Working at Nordstrom is not for everyone. The authors describe a hotly competitive "Darwinian" culture where 35,000 employees are given freedom to either think and act like entrepreneurs or pass into extinction. In the course of their analysis, the authors isolate practical lessons that readers can apply to both their professional and personal lives, including becoming "other-centered" rather than "self-centered, " valuing the nobility of service, finding and bonding with customers, serving and keeping those customers, and giving frontline people the freedom to make decisions.

      The Nordstrom Way1995
      3.9