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Exceptional customer service doesn’t happen by chance; it happens by choice

Customer Enthusiast

Last week I was interviewed for a customer service podcast. During the interview, I was asked for my definition of customer service, which I shared: Customer service is a voluntary act that demonstrates a genuine desire to satisfy, if not delight, a customer. But I disagree with that.

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Retail Reputation Management: Shop Strategies for Customer Retention

InMoment XI

If you are consistently delivering exceptional customer service and putting your customers first, they will more than likely be happy to let others know about their experience. We have helped brands like Foot Locker make sense of large amounts of customer data in order to improve business performance.

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How to Develop Good Rapport in Customer Service

CSM Magazine

When customers feel recognized as individuals rather than ticket numbers, they are more likely to become repeat buyers, offer referrals, and even pay premium prices for a level of service they trust and value. An example of a company known for having excellent rapport with its customers is Apple.

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Financial Services Reputation Management: Secure Lifelong Customers

InMoment XI

Savings and Loans Associations Savings and loans associations can succeed with their reputation management initiatives by focusing on providing exceptional customer service, offering personalized financial solutions, and cultivating strong relationships with their members.

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Contact Center Technology in Your RFP: You’re Asking the Wrong Question

BlueOcean

When it came to the contact center RFP, companies consistently required bidders to “Describe your telephony platform” and those with best-in-class products had a definite edge. Fast-forward a couple of years and the whole premise of on-prem is disappearing. See what we did there? ).

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Is the Chief Experience Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

Retently

Do you simply rely on the generic “the customer is always right” speech, or do you have a customer-centric culture in place that’s overseen by a professional who understands how customers think and feel, and who knows how to get that point of view across to other employees too?

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Is Consumer Services a Good Career Path?

CSM Magazine

For those inclined toward people interaction and seeking a sought-after career with specialization opportunities, we advise them to study the consumer services field. This article explores the definition of consumer services, the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing related jobs, and guidance on choosing it as a career path.