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2: What parts of your service delivery feel unclear, inconsistent, or inefficient?
This is where you name the messy middle. Anything that feels slow, manual, vague, or gets reinvented too often needs to be called out.

3: Do you have a standardized process or checklist your team follows for service delivery?
If yes, we’ll look at how solid it is. If no, we’re starting from scratch to build structure that doesn’t rely on memory or guesswork.

4: How do you communicate project status and updates to clients during delivery?
This question helps surface breakdowns in communication, missed updates, uncertainty, or silence that leaves clients uneasy.

5: Are there recurring issues or mistakes that show up across multiple projects or clients?
We’re looking for patterns. Anything that gets dropped, delayed, or miscommunicated more than once is a sign the system needs attention.

6: Who is responsible for overseeing service quality and making sure everything is delivered properly?
Accountability is extremely important. Without a clear owner, details slip and no one’s fully in charge of excellence.

7: What client feedback have you received about your service experience (positive or negative)?
Even informal comments reveal a lot. We want to know how clients feel during the process, not just at the outcome.

8: Do you track delivery timelines, success metrics, or client outcomes?
We’re asking if performance is measurable, or if you’re relying on gut feel instead of real data to gauge success.

9: What internal tools or systems do you use to manage service delivery?
From CRMs to project management tools like Asana, we want to see what’s holding your delivery system together and where the tech gaps might be.

10: If your service delivery ran 30% smoother, what impact would that have on your business?
Imagine fewer delays, better client retention, tighter profits, and less stress on your team.