In this One Win Book Review, we take a look at The Effortless Experience by Matthew Dixon, Nick Toman, and Rick DeLisi. Check out the video below to hear Adam’s one win that you can take away from The Effortless Experience to improve your organization’s customer experience and customer service.

The data is in and customer experience leads to all sorts of favorable outcomes. Companies that deliver superior experiences have been found to have better employee engagement, better retention, better profitability, and even higher stock market valuations than their competitors.

Do our customers have hot buttons? Types of interactions that immediately trigger a negative emotional reaction?  When I ask these questions in our customer service trainings, the answer is always YES. However, we often tend to thing of these triggers as individual. But this is only one type of trigger. Each person has their own

Are customer service jobs good? Well, some are, some aren’t Like any job, a lot depends on where you work and who you work for. More generally, customer service jobs can be excellent depending on what your goals are and what your interests are. If you enjoy working with people — and that is key

In this One Win Book Review, we take a look at The 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch. Check out the video below to hear Adam’s one win that you can take away from The 80/20 Principle to improve your organization’s customer experience and customer service.

Why Is Customer Service Language Used? This is an interesting question, as it could mean a few things. I assume what the person asking the question means by customer service is language that is thoughtful or carefully worded. There are a few dynamics to why this type of language is taught and used.

What should be on my customer service job resume? I’m going to answer this in one word. Passion. There are lot of topics you should cover on your resume, but as someone who has hired hundreds of people for customer-facing roles, I can tell you the main idea you want to convey — especially if

In this One Win Book Review, we take a look at The Non-Designer’s Design Book by Robin Williams. Check out the video below to hear Adam’s one win that you can take away from The Non-Designer’s Design Book to improve your organization’s customer experience and customer service. About The Non-Designer’s Design Book FROM THE PUBLISHER:

One question I’m often asked, particularly when doing media interviews, is how customer service has changed in recent years. Obviously, the changes have been immense, particularly if you go back 20 or 30 years. Many of the biggest changes in both customer service and customer experience have been around technology. Technology has increased our ability

Employee empowerment is one of the most underrated tools in the customer experience leaders toolbox. Employee empowerment is what I call the win-win-win of customer experience leadership. By empowering employees to solve customer issues in real time, customers win, employees win and the organization wins. Yet leaders often struggle with empowerment. One of the reasons