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22 Customer Service & Customer Experience Managers Share the Best Ways to Handle a Disgruntled Employee

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A panel of management professionals addresses the best way for customer service / experience managers to handle a disgruntled employee.

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What is a Voice of the Customer Program and how do you start one?

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Businesses use voice of the customer programs to gather essential input for setting design specifications for products or services. It can also act as a springboard for future innovations. The goal of VoC is to give businesses a detailed understanding of what the customers' needs and wants are.

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2020 US CallMiner Churn Index Infographic

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This infographic shares the four stories behind the 2020 US CallMiner Churn Index report.

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Governance Structure: How to Take Your CX Team Cross-Functional

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Establish these five committees to properly structure and govern a cross-functional CX program.

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Reimagine Your Communications With A Unified Platform

Cut complexity and boost efficiency while empowering your customers with Nextiva's unified communications platform. Nextiva streamlines workflows and centralizes customer interactions, all while simplifying business collaboration, increasing productivity, and reducing employee burnout.

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2020 UK CallMiner Churn Index Infographic

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This infographic shares the five stories behind the 2020 UK CallMiner Churn Index report.

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Making sure your customers feel safe with In the Moment Feedback

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Today many stores are re-opening. One thing's for sure: going back to work or shopping won’t be the same as before. The social contact is great, but everyone wants the same thing: to feel safe. Even if you follow official protocols to the letter, safety remains a subjective feeling. That only way to know how your employees and customers are feeling is to ask them.