I’d like to take a moment to tell Customers That Stick™ readers about the 25th annual Compete Through Service Symposium put on by the Center for Services Leadership at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business. The Center for Services Leadership is a leader in customer experience higher education and has one of the …
In honor of Customer Experience Day (this event has now passed), Temkin Group released its “The State of Customer Experience” infographic. The report is drawn from a number of Temkin’s research reports, including its experience ratings which evaluates more than 268 organizations across 19 industries based on feedback from 10,000 U.S. consumers. A number of …
Meet Melissa Kovacevic! Melissa opened her consulting practice in 1983 after a post-college customer-service near-death-experience as toy demonstrator at Sears during Christmas. She recovered later having agent and management roles in contact centers. Melissa enjoys “on the job” coaching with front-line center leaders responsible for improving agents’ service and sales skills. 90% of her training and …
Language is important not just to how we communicate with our customers but to how we communicate with ourselves. The right words can put an irritated customer at ease and help you approach difficult situations with greater ease. Effective customer service language can take a long time to master, so I thought I would share …
Are you familiar with CX Day? CX Day is dedicated to celebrating customer experience and professionals who work in the customer experience field. CX Day is held on the first Tuesday of October, so this year it is being celebrated tomorrow, October 7, 2014. CX Day is created by the Customer Experience Professional’s Association (CXPA), …
Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, is a smart, energizing, experienced speaker, coach, and workshop leader. Her work in customer experience, employee engagement, leadership, teamwork, transforms how people think, act, and interact. With 25 years in business and a Masters in Organizational Psychology, Kate has guided tens of thousands to engage in uplifting productive interactions. …
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One of the (usually) fun things about being in the customer service/customer experience space is that friends, family members, and colleagues like to tell you about their newest customer service adventures — positive or negative. The following happened to a colleague of mine a few weeks ago. The setting has been altered slightly to protect …
Meet Ali Banks! Ali Banks began her career in architecture but left her real estate development job to pursue her love of food at Le Cordon Bleu, Paris. Her food adventure brought her back home to New York and now Chicago. Currently the Resident Chef for Sur La Table, Chicago, she teaches hands-on cooking classes …
…we have failed. Not every customer lost is a failure. Customers’ needs change. Some customers move out of the market, some lose the ability to pay, and some simply no longer need our product or service. Yet, if we look at why most customers are lost, a great many represent a failure of customer experience …
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