You could say you have exceeded their expectations when your product/service is better, i.e., cheaper, more robust, more useful or better looking, etc. than their expectation.
In the realm of service as opposed to product, you can exceed client expectations of timeliness in answering phones quickly, finding answers to questions without delay, correcting problems in time, or fulfilling requests in expected timeframes. Other areas of service for exceeding expectations are courtesy; fair problem resolution; follow up; completeness; friendliness; communication skills; knowledge of subject; referrals to other appropriate people when needed; etc.
You are more likely to exceed expectations and have it realized by the client when you appropriately set their expectations up front by explaining what you reasonably can do, and then trying to improve upon that to their delight. And it is also a good idea to ask if their needs are satisfied before you close the contact, job order, or purchase order. In that case you will know when the expectations are exceeded by their feedback.
La Siesta Hotel in Djibouti is a 4 star and not a 5 star.
this is a hotel that has been rated as a 5 star property
Independant Hotel Inspectors have rated the hotel 5 Stars for, Comfort, Cleanliness, facilities and luxury.
No....itz a 5 star hotel
No it is a 5 star hotel
One should expect to pay at least $100 for a 3 star hotel in New York City.
It was a five star hotel. Some people think its 4 but it is 5!
It's a five red star (Inspector's choice) hotel.
Yes, The price to stay at a 5 star hotel is more than a regular hotel. This is because you are paying for a better quality place to stay at. The price for a 5 star hotel includes better services than a regular hotel.
A five star hotel is a five star hotel no matter where it is located.
No. There only the highest grade hotel is 5 star.
5 star hotel service must be good. but not all 5 star hotel's service is the same, it depends on the management.