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Timpson: Business Success Through Humanistic Leadership

Maz Iqbal

Today, this organisation (and its leadership) is on my mind again. Case Studies Culture Customer Philosophy Customer-Centricity Employee Engagement Leadership / Change / Transformation Social customer care customer centricity employee engagement humanistic leadership leadership social'

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Want to Improve Your Customer Experience? Start with Your Company Culture

transcosmos Information Systems

Creating a positive customer experience goes beyond one company’s method of customer service. The manifestation of a remarkable customer experience is ingrained in the company’s culture. It is the atmosphere where your customer service team works in. Philosophy .

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2014 State of Customer Experience: Who Are UK’s 2014 Leaders And What Can We Learn From Them? (Part 3)

Maz Iqbal

And find myself in a position to share with you the table that I have put together: What Does It Take To Be A Customer Experience Excellence Leader? What does this look like from a customer perspective? Let’s listen to a First Direct customer: I was in Venice when my credit card was refused and it was quite stressful.

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2014 State of Customer Experience: Who Are UK’s Leaders And What Can We Learn From Them? (Part 4)

Maz Iqbal

What Does It Take To Excel At The Customer Experience Game? Trying to move too quickly, or claiming to be something at odds with reality, can cause credibility and cultural issues. Rather, the best dividends come from understanding how to accelerate the rate of customer experience change. . Why is this the case?

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What Does It Take To Shift To A Human-to-Human Way Of Doing Business?

Maz Iqbal

This is what I notice about the whole Customer thing: the focus is almost exclusively on the technical stuff (metrics, data, analytics, technology, processes) and almost no recognition of the human. He would have been there as a physician but not as a human being. Does this matter?