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40 Best Customer Service Books We’d Recommend to Support Operators

ProProfs Blog

Customers wouldn’t see what you have to offer, but what you are willing to change for them. That’s the true essence of customer service experience. To help you understand this essence and develop better customer service strategies, we’ve curated a list of some of the best customer service books below.

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The Vcare Top 50 Customer Care Influencers

Vcaretec

When it comes to customer care across major industries, like Retail & E-Commerce, Wireless & Telecommunications, and Healthcare, there are plenty of smart minds out there. As a leader in outsourced customer service solutions, the customer care specialists at Vcare voted on fifty of the top thought leaders in our space.

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Top 30 Customer Service Books Every Team Needs to Read

Comm100

Sometimes we learn important customer service skills through training, or through years of hard-earned experience. But we still want you to be able to take advantage of the books that can transform your current customer support operations. Chief Customer Officer 2.0: Customer Service Culture.

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Creating World-Class Customer Experience Teams

ClearAction

While formal CX management is a relatively new endeavor for many companies, the experience of customers has in fact been managed by various people all along. After all, studies have shown that sports team-like coordination among the managers of various aspects of customer experience yields stronger business results.

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Optimizing Call Center Customer Support for Increased Revenue

Tenfold - Contact Center Blog

Organizational success and long-term growth primarily depends on customer satisfaction and loyalty, and customer service has always supported corporate growth by keeping customers happy and ensuring their ongoing loyalty. No company can afford to be a customer service laggard. Staffing Adjustments.