I am in Orlando, FL for a few days of meetings/training with the leadership of our company. We are here to talk about the future of funeral service and what we can do better serve our clients and guests.
If you want to learn about customer service and creating a customer experience, there is no place better to go than to Disney World.
I was cautiously optimistic that this was going to be a good use of our time. Our CEO, Brad Rex, had served as the head of Epcot for several years, so I figured this meeting had potential, but how do you translate Disney to funeral service?
There has been a few cynical comments left at different funeral service sites and quite frankly…it appears that there are a lot of people in the world of funeral service that are watching us.
It has been almost ten years since I had been to a Disney property and this is my first stay at the Disney Yacht Club. From the very first encounter I had with a staff member yesterday, (security guard at the gate) and each and every one after that, I have been continuously taught “why” we are here.
I am starting to get it.
This training is exciting and has the potential to significantly change how we operate our funeral homes. If the schedule holds together, we will be learning for 13-14 hours today. Time to make believe I am a sponge.
Client families and guests will notice the difference.
I think it’s a great idea for you to have your trainings at Disney! Who knows customer service better ~ and that sensitivity translates to every person you meet ~ no matter what field you are in! I suggest you send a pic of you and the Little Mermaid to the girls as a reminder that you’re always thinking of them (although surely they know it already!)
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I sent several notes to them all last night. Ariel herself was off last night, but they still were a bit jealous and also shared a few memories of heir visits here over the years
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You are so awesome! 🙂
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