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Why Customer Satisfaction Looks at Management’s Every Move

Steve DiGioia

If you’re in a leadership role, you should know by now that your customers are always evaluating your every move. Your position of power comes with a responsibility to deliver the best possible service and products to your customers. That’s right, your every move. But it’s not all doom and gloom.

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Guest Blog: Improve Company Culture By Listening to Your Employees

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Brooke Cade writes about how important communicating with your employees and listening to their insight is for improving company culture. Feedback from customers and opinions of management can all be skewed due to a limited perspective. Foster the Voice of the Employee.

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Discover 3 Surprising Tactics Customers Use to Evaluate Your Price

Beyond Philosophy

We have multiple ways of evaluating prices. Understanding how customers evaluate pricing can help you correctly price your products or services. However, before we delve deeper into that, let’s first cover the three different consumer psychology theories about how customers evaluate pricing.

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Do You Confirm? How Uncertainty Costs You Money

Steve DiGioia

In a past Tips on Thursday newsletter , I wrote about taking the initiative, finding your own course of action, and making a decision based on experience, availability, practicality, etc. Evaluate Your Message. Mistakes cost you money. How Uncertainty Costs You Money appeared first on Steve DiGioia Customer Service Blog.

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5 Things You Should Do Today to Manage Uncertainty in Business

Beyond Philosophy

Managing our risk aversion and the risk aversion of our customers is a significant part of providing an excellent Customer Experience. We discussed uncertainty in business and Customer Experience and how to cope with it in a recent podcast. Customers are the same way. They make it a huge issue.

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Focalism: The Reason You Sometimes Make The Wrong Decision

Beyond Philosophy

It’s called Focalism, and it’s a significant reason why we sometimes make mistakes. . One of the ways you can avoid making mistakes in decisions is to give part of your brain some time to sort out the details while you distract another part of your mind with something else. . And which decision had the worst outcome?

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It’s all about context stupid! Why most businesses fail to take this into account

Beyond Philosophy

Organizations don’t think enough about the context in which a customer enters the experience. Most believe that every customer is the same. However, understanding the context in which your customer has your experience is critical to your customer strategy. It was a mistake to ignore the context.