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Customers-Employees-Leadership: Distinguishing Between ‘Caring About’ And ‘Caring For’- And Why It Matters

Maz Iqbal

I wish to distinguish between ‘caring about’ and ‘caring for’ Let’s start with the realm of Customer. Caring About Customers v Caring For The Customer. I am clear that folks in business care about customers. Now, let’s turn our attention to caring for the customer.

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Tales of Customer Experience: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly?

Maz Iqbal

The starting point for customer-centricity is authentic care for one’s customers. In so doing, these folks will make it easy and enriching for customers to do business with that organisation. RAC : Regulation of Call-Centre Agent Behaviour Is What Matters, Not The Customer Experience. What can I say? What a waste!

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Is The Way We Are Going About Customer Acquisition and Retention Dead Wrong?

Maz Iqbal

While an automated phone system may improve an organisation’s operational efficiencies, it rarely improves the customer experience. In light of the Comcast call that went viral I invite you to listen to these wise words (bolding is my work).

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Build an Empowered Team with A well- defined Customer Service Philosophy

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But, when it comes to customers, there are very few companies who understand the importance of standing out of the crowd and making customers feel delighted. Take Tesco Express, for example; they have a habit of replying to negative customer posts with smart, witty comments. So, how do you create a good customer philosophy? .

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Book Review: The Endangered Customer by Richard. R. Shapiro

Maz Iqbal

In this book Richard set out a 3 step model (the greet, the assist, the leave-behind) for making a human connection with customers through every customer interaction. Shapiro".

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Book Review: The Endangered Customer by Richard. R. Shapiro

Maz Iqbal

In this book Richard set out a 3 step model (the greet, the assist, the leave-behind) for making a human connection with customers through every customer interaction. Shapiro".