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25 Staff Appreciation and Recognition Ideas That Won't Break the Bank

PeopleMetrics

On the other hand, an exceptional employee experience leads to employees who pass on their enthusiasm to customers. In fact, customers are more likely to have a positive customer experience if they are served by passionate employees. Publish a “kudos” column in your employee newsletter.

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Twenty Three Influencers in Field Service Management to Follow in 2023

TechSee

Just one negative interaction with a technician can spoil a company’s reputation, so field service management must continuously find ways to meet growing expectations for quicker resolutions, shorter arrival times, and better overall customer experiences.

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Alerts Are For More Than Recovering From Poor Experiences. Remember to Recognize Your Stars Too.

PeopleMetrics

Recognize alerts acknowledge when an employee does something special or extraordinary to improve the customer experience. A recognition program based on customer feedback is a powerful way to increase employee engagement and create a customer-centric culture. Click infographic to enlarge ).

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CX Lessons from the best SaaS organizations

Customer Guru

Customer experience, but of course. This blog discusses what customer experience lessons one can learn from the best-in-business SaaS brands. Build a robust customer success team with a focus on the human touch – Slack. Little wonder that the customer satisfaction ratings of Slack hover around 97%!

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The Impact of and Opportunity for Virtual Agents on Call Center Outsourcers

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We've seen this before The Dotcom bust coupled with 9/11 was a cataclysmic event for outsourcers in 2000 and 2001. The crash caused many companies to view their contact center as an expense, rather than as an asset for customer experience and revenue.