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Three Elements that Create and Sustain Employee Engagement

InMoment XI

Employee engagement has become a hotter topic than ever in the age of The Great Resignation. Millions of employees are quitting their jobs and heading elsewhere, leaving countless organizations scrambling to retain their remaining talent and/or evaluate why their workforce is in such flux. Element 2: Customer-Focused Processes.

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QUI QUOTES Reminders about Leadership and Employee Engagement.

Bill Quiseng

So, I encourage you to remind yourself and your colleagues every day about each one of these fifteen QUI QUOTES about leadership and employee engagement. ASSETS Your employees are not your most important assets. It is about how your employees FEEL about you and your company. It’s all about how many employees you keep.

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Guest Post: Employee Engagement and CX: 5 Strategies to Build Synergy

ShepHyken

He writes about how employee engagement and customer experience can enhance business performance. The reality is that the connection (or lack thereof) between employee engagement and customer experience can seriously impact business performance.

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How Employee Engagement Reinvigorates the Customer Experience

InMoment XI

Employee Engagement Creates Value in the Workplace According to the Business Roundtable, “investing in employees” was the second highest priority among 181 CEO’s of the world’s top organizations. It’s the only way to be successful over the long term,” said Chase CEO and Business Roundtable Chairman, Jamie Dimon.

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Conquering CX Through Workforce Engagement

Speaker: Rosetta Carrington Lue, CEO, RCL Customer Experience Solutions, LLC

According to Gallup data, only 33% of employees reported they are engaged at work. Low engagement can be caused by several factors including lack of recognition by managers, poor company communication and not being aligned with the mission of the company. The benefits of investing in an employee engagement strategy.

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Four of the Most Successful Employee Engagement Strategies Also Drive Customer Experience

CX University

There are hundreds of best practices for employee engagement, and all of them are being practiced by firms across this good, green Earth: at some growing businesses, at some failing businesses too. My question is, “How do we know which best practices will most benefit our employee engagement initiatives?

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Winning the Game: Why Global Professional Development in Customer Experience and Employee Engagement Are Key

CX University

In today’s global business environment, customer experience (CX) is one of the most important factors that determine the success or failure of a company. A positive customer experience can lead to customer loyalty, repeat business, and positive word-of-mouth advertising, while a negative experience can have the opposite effect.

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5 Ways to Engage Employees for Immediate Impact

Speaker: Vicki Brackett, Author and COO of Sinousia

The most important asset of any call center are the employees. To provide a better customer experience, build brand loyalty and increase your revenue and bottom line, keeping your employees engaged is critical. Understand what motivates your employees and capitalize on it. This can be hard to do.

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How to Make the Transition to Customer Service Outsourcing

Speaker: Randy Clapp, Chief Revenue Officer, Advantage Communications Inc.

You’re feeling the pressure of keeping your employees engaged and improving your customer experience, but you’re not sure if you’re ready or even know how to make a smooth transition to a contact center. What are the benefits of outsourcing your customer service? Is your business ready to outsource?

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Top Techniques for Coaching Your Contact Center Agents

Speaker: Francoise Tourniaire - Founder of FT Works, Omid Razavi - Chief Advocacy Officer at SupportLogic, and Gregory Walker - Senior Product Manager at SupportLogic

The 'great resignation' and the 'great talent reshuffle' have impacted contact center and customer support staff as much, if not more than, any other part of the workforce. Attendees will walk away with insight on the following: Critical components for coaching programs.

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The Number One Factor in Your Contact Center’s Success

Speaker: Jim Rembach, President of Call Center Coach

You will also learn: The single most profound finding ever on employee engagement. The most important journey to your contact center (and no, it's not the customer journey). And learn about the findings from experts with over 250-years of combined experience on how to lead your contact center during rapid change.

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Sustaining Employee Engagement in the Contact Center

Speaker: Paul Ellis, Contact Center SME & Business Consultant for One You Love Homecare LLC

Customers and prospective clients require real, passionate, and empathetic humans. The only sustainable way to get these human experiences is with employee engagement. Employee engagement requires great leadership. How to create relationship with employees which develop and grow them professionally.

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Redefining Customer Experience Metrics for Better Performance

Speaker: Lynn Hunsaker, Chief Customer Officer of ClearAction Continuum

Popular customer experience metrics include engagement, Net Promoter Score®, first contact resolution, and retention. They’re measured at customer touch-points, so they’re lagging indicators: you can’t measure them until after the customer experience. Employee engagement.

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The Future of Contact Centers: A New Paradigm for Superior Customer Experience

Speaker: Jim Rembach, Editor in Chief, CX Global Media

Most contact center leaders view the touchpoint from agent to customer as the most important. The touchpoint from contact center leaders to their employees has become essential in order to introduce these new technologies as a form of empowerment rather than a total replacement. The rise of chatbots and AI has changed that.