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4 out of 5 organizations have not increased their customer satisfaction since 2010!

Beyond Philosophy

In other words, we can compare satisfaction today to what it was in 1994, 2000, or 2005. Morgeson also says they have seen convergence within most industries regarding satisfaction. Customer perceptions and attitudes about the experiences that they’re having with companies are dynamic.

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Nudges: Make Sure Yours Work!

Beyond Philosophy

Per an article in the NY Times a few weeks ago about a review published in The New England Journal of Medicine back in 2005, as many as two-thirds of hospital admissions related to medication problems were the result of “noncompliance.” A good example is in personalizing a text from a job center that booked interviews for candidates.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 2-21-2022

ShepHyken

Consistency, building a community via social media, and a personalized approach are just three of the topics the author addresses. The ACSI (American Customer Satisfaction Index), shows a decline in customer satisfaction to the lowest level since 2005. My Comment: Content marketing, done right, is more than just traditional promotion.

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Like Just About All of Their Customers… I LOVE Wegmans!!!

Beyond Philosophy

As the individual designated to do all of the food shopping for our family, the weekly experience is rarely something to be identified as a personal delight; but, at Wegmans, it is not a chore and is often pleasurable. Stores are attractively laid out, almost like an old-world open-air market.

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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

It really depends on the industry and scope of work your business does, but most companies deal with clients from four major generational groups: Matures, Baby Boomers, Generation or Gen X, and Millennials. Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. The Four Generations of Clients. Matures- born before 1945. Gen X- born between 1965 and 1981.

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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

It really depends on the industry and scope of work your business does, but most companies deal with clients from four major generational groups: Matures, Baby Boomers, Generation or Gen X, and Millennials. Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. The Four Generations of Clients. Matures- born before 1945. Gen X- born between 1965 and 1981.

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Executive outlook: Revising geographic strategies for U.S. workforce management

Liveops

A chance for prosperity was a key attraction for immigrants who landed in America in the late 1700s , at the dawn of the industrial revolution. In response, leaders have a heightened interest in hiring the best talent, even if it means the person resides outside of a certain zip code. million U.S. employees, or 2.9