Porsche paid for us to eat at Mastro's. Here's why

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Summary

The creator explains how his former employer, Porsche, used a high-end dining experience at Mastro's to train employees on the level of service expected by their luxury clientele. He uses this anecdote to discuss the importance of meeting high customer service standards.

Structure

1Hook about Porsche paying for a meal
2Explanation of the training purpose
3Comparison of customer expectations across luxury sectors
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Porsche wasn’t just teaching us about the cars. They were teaching us the world of the customer. #porsche #luxury #luxurylifestyle #customerexperience #businessowner

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Porsche (a) acts: the creator describes his experience working there and the training he received, which is the central subject of the video. Mastro's (a) acts: it is the specific restaurant mentioned as the location for the training experience provided by Porsche.

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Porsche paid for us to eat at Mastro's. Here's why

Transcript

Porsche paid for us to eat at Mastro's. Here's why. One of the most interesting parts of Porsche training had nothing to do with the cars. When I worked at Porsche, they took us out to a Mastro's steakhouse, and it wasn't because they wanted to buy us a nice dinner for training. Part of the idea was experiencing the level of service and attention to detail that Porsche customers were already used to. Because think about it, if someone normally stays at high-end hotels, eats at great restaurants, flies first class, shops at luxury brands, and then they pull up into a Porsche dealership, they're not going to suddenly lower their expectations just because they're buying a car. And this one thing changed the way I think about customer service. Your customers aren't only comparing you to your competitors, but they're also comparing you to the best experiences they've had anywhere else. Once someone experiences really high service, that just becomes the new standard.