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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for Week of March 11, 2024

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Each week, I read many customer service and customer experience articles from various resources. He always offers up powerful and usable ideas, and this time, he’s sharing how to create a customer-focused culture. My Comment: The Rolling Stones Culture Council shares some common sense ideas that could work for any type of business.

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Guest Blog: Connect With Your Customers & Watch Your Business Grow

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This might seem like a decidedly old-school customer service channel, but calls are as important, if not more so than ever and more consumers are calling businesses today than any other time in history. Although 80% of companies believe they provide excellent customer service, a mere 8% of customers agree. Think again.

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Guest Blog: How to Get the Most from Seasonal Customer Service Employees

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For example, Macy’s hired 1,500 employees at customer service call centers and countless more for sales floors across the country, while Target doubled its team dedicated to in-store pickups and curbside services. Provide FAQ Response Training and FAQ Crib Sheets. Yet, seasonal hiring is not unique to retail during the holidays.

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Guest Blog: Do customer experience teams take cyber security risks?

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Common threats come in the form of mobile malware, spear phishing, denial of service attacks, botnets, ransomware and advanced persistent threats (APT). It is especially encouraging to see the 23 percent of respondents who feel that teams should receive more frequent training.

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Guest Blog: 4 Strategies For Encouraging Internal Collaboration

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Jeff Dahms, explains the importance of encouraging internal collaboration within your organization. Cross-departmental collaboration is a reflection of a healthy internal culture. Cross-train. The result is a series of micro-cultures that aren’t always compatible.

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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. Create training programs and professional development workshops.

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Guest Blog: Myths Busted: Great Customer Service Starts Here

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Doug Sandler, busts some popular customer service myths. Arming employees with knowledge and training is key. MYTH – Great customer service starts with understanding the customer is always right. BUSTED – Silence is the customer service killer.