Understand the experience
See the gap between what leaders think is happening, what teams experience and what customers actually receive.
We all have a service story.
We have all experienced service.
We have all shaped someone’s experience.
And we’ve all been on both sides.
Think Like a Customer, Ja is here to get us talking about it.
Service is part of how we work, how we do business and how we move through everyday life.
TLCJa creates the conversations, insights and practical tools that help us see service differently, talk about it openly and do something about it.
Every day, we move between both sides of the service experience. The way we are treated shapes what we expect. The way we treat others shapes what they remember. TLCJa brings both sides into the conversation.
See the gap between what leaders think is happening, what teams experience and what customers actually receive.
Turn brand promises and values into behaviours people can actually experience.
Create clearer expectations, practical frameworks and stronger ownership across the customer journey.
Through stories, interviews, conversations and real-world observations, TLCJa asks a simple question: What would change if we all saw ourselves in the person on the other side?
Join the conversationConversations with people who study, teach and live service.
Real people and businesses, and what their experience teaches us.
Young people, everyday Jamaicans and the questions we should be asking.
Service lessons from the days and seasons that matter to Jamaica.
Your online service storeIt’s a People Ting is your online service store, where ideas about service become tools, games and products people can use, share and experience.
Over the past decade, Shafae Bloomfield has worked in service-driven environments where what happens behind the scenes directly shapes what customers experience. She brings that view together with a simple but often overlooked idea: we are all customers too.
I’m happy I chose you. They will talk about this after you’re gone.
I’m up early using SCREEN BREAK to compose my presentation. I’m hosting our weekly team’s meeting this week and my brain is tired … so I decided to use this time to do it, and best believe I’m going with this for my presentation. SCREEN BREAK for the win.
Your work is exceptional. It is clear that you have a deep understanding of the vision for my company and its culture.
A few of us played some lunch time. It is very fun so far. Love it.
Love the screen-break btw. Lol. Thought I knew Jamaican culture lol. Show me up last night man haha.
The SERVICE™ Mindset Self-Assessment takes about five minutes. Answer honestly, and you’ll see where your service instincts are strong and where there is room to grow.
Whether you are building a business, leading a team, serving customers or simply moving through everyday life, there is a part of the experience you can influence.