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Beyond Philosophy
OCTOBER 15, 2015
Consumers say Customer Service is important to them when choosing a brand and forming loyalty with it. 97% of Customers believe that Customer Service is important to them when they choose where they do business. consumers said they have stopped doing business with companies that blow it with Customer service.
Beyond Philosophy
NOVEMBER 6, 2014
Hiring Customer-Ready Employees. To learn more about Beyond Philosophy’s Naïve to Natural Model, please register for our Naïve to Natural Certification beginning February 2, 2015. Colin Shaw is the founder and CEO of Beyond Philosophy , one of the world’s first organizations devoted to customer experience.
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Beyond Philosophy
NOVEMBER 10, 2014
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Beyond Philosophy
NOVEMBER 18, 2014
To learn more about Beyond Philosophy’s Naïve to Natural Model, please register for our Naïve to Natural Certification beginning February 2, 2015. Colin Shaw is the founder and CEO of Beyond Philosophy , one of the world’s first organizations devoted to customer experience. Putting the Power of Your People to Work.
Beyond Philosophy
NOVEMBER 28, 2016
Several years ago, in worldwide customer service experience research conducted for a major high-tech client, to drive stronger downstream customer behavior, it was found that processes and customer interaction had to take service employees well beyond the basics of knowledge, efficiency, and friendliness.
Beyond Philosophy
OCTOBER 28, 2014
If you enjoyed this post, you might be interested in the following blogs: Paying to Line Jump Customer Service is Wrong. 4 Ways to Gain Customers’ Trust in Data Security. Why Most Customer Experience Programs Fail.
Beyond Philosophy
AUGUST 18, 2015
The media is the typical culprit for overinflating the minor event in many cases, i.e. Snowmageddon 2015, or winter storm Juno, now simply called the blizzard that wasn’t. . #3 Availability Cascade: Biases form when something minor becomes inflated to the point it becomes something major.
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