Posts Tagged “Customers”
In an ideal world when we have a problem with something we have bought most of us still would prefer it if we could pick up the phone and get through to someone straight away at any time of day or night. Right? However, waiting in a queue when you call customer services seems to [...]
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- Posted in Customer experience, Customer retention, Customer service, Existing customers, Innovation | 10 comments
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Following hot on the heels from, Great customer service and customer experience requires emotional intelligence – Interview with Jo Causon of The Institute of Customer Service, today I am excited to introduce you to Qaalfa Dibeehi, chief operating and consulting officer of Beyond Philosophy™, a pioneering global customer experience consultancy with offices in London and [...]
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- Posted in Business development, Business growth, Change, Customer experience, Customer service, Employee engagement, Existing customers, Interviews, Leadership | 14 comments
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It’s been a wee while since I’ve published an interview here on the blog. So, following on from the interview, Creating a great place to work is the best business investment decision you could ever make – Interview with Henry Stewart, that I did in early December, today I am excited to introduce you to [...]
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- Tags: Business, consumer behaviour, customer, customer centric, customer centricity, customer experience, customer experience management, Customer retention, customer satisfaction, Customer service, customer service strategy, Customers, Emotional Intelligence, EQ, great customer service, institute of customer service, integrated customer management, interview, interviewing, jo, jo causon, the institute, Twitter
- Posted in Change, Culture, Customer experience, Customer service, Employee engagement, Interviews, Leadership, Social Media | 18 comments
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