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Let’s Ignite a Customer Service Celebration!

TeamSupport

Congress declared the first full week in October “ National Customer Service Week.” It is a week many companies use to say thanks, encourage, express gratitude, and show their appreciation for their customer service employees. Global events have changed the way companies—whether B2B or B2C—interact with their customers.

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The Ultimate Guide to Building a Customer Service Dream Team

Select VoiceCom Blog

Any company looking to retain customers needs to have good customer service. Customer service is fundamental for business success as it impacts customer satisfaction, loyalty, and revenue. These statistics highlight the significance of building a top-notch customer service dream team.

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5 Habits of Exceptional Customer Service Managers

CSM Magazine

What separates great customer service managers from others with similar training? The best customer service managers (CSMs) are masters at multitasking. They perform administrative duties, demonstrate efficient management skills, and manage teams of customer support representatives. These five habits.

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The Best Advice for Contact Centers in 2018: The Experts Weigh In

Fonolo

Here, experts and influencers in the CX and CS industries give us incredibly valuable soundbites on best practices, boosting morale, improving performance, implementing technology, building partnerships, and delivering a well-orchestrated customer support offering to your burgeoning audience of customers.

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CSAT vs. NPS: Understanding Customer Success Metrics

Solvvy

Understanding Customer Satisfaction’s Impact on Your Business. The most successful businesses know customer satisfaction is more than a feel good, morale-boosting accomplishment. Satisfied customers are less likely to churn and, therefore, more likely to enable a business to build recurring revenue.

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