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10 Best Customer Experience Books

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Although it makes sense to search for information online where you can find up-to-date answers to specific questions, what about getting a more comprehensive understanding by reading a book about the topic. For example, there are plenty of good customer experience books to read if you want to learn more about customer experience.

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The 27 Best Customer Service Books

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The top 27 customer service books about providing better customer service and creating a customer-centered culture in your company. Read the full article

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9 Of The Best Books On Customer Service That You Can’t Miss

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.” – Bob Hooey So you have wandered around enough and want a sure-shot way to make your customers happy! This is where reading some best books on customer service can be your savior! The post 9 Of The Best Books On Customer Service That You Can’t Miss appeared first on Kommunicate Blog.

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Every Great Leader Has an Experience Book. Do You?

Steve DiGioia

This builds our “ experience book ” that’s stored in our memory to reference in the future. Your past actions and their positive, or negative results, builds page after page in your experience book. The jealous have many blank pages in their experience book because they fail to learn and fail to act. But not you.

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5 Ways to Engage Employees for Immediate Impact

Speaker: Vicki Brackett, Author and COO of Sinousia

Author of the new book The Leadership Toolbox and Chief Operating Officer of Sinousia, Vicki Brackett shares creative and proven ways to do just that, such as: Intellectually and emotionally engage employees so performance increases. Even when you feel like you have this nailed down, your tactics could become stale.

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“We Deliver Amazing Customer Service”: The Difference Between Perception and Reality

ShepHyken

When it comes to customer service and customer experience (CX), there is a difference between perception and reality. First, how we think our customers perceive our customer service and CX is often not the reality. It’s just our perception. Reality isn’t what we think or believe.

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The Book That Changed My Customer Service Career

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This post is part of The Supportive, Mathew Patterson’s column for customer service professionals. After an early career as a web designer dating back to the age of Geocities , I joined the email marketing app Campaign Monitor as their first customer service professional. I encourage you to seek out your own inspirations.