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Batteries Included

ShepHyken

That quote comes from Dan Sullivan, founder and president of the Strategic Coach program. I’ve learned a lot over the years by attending his workshops and coaching sessions. Words and phrases to describe that type of person include negative, pessimistic, little initiative, complainers and energy vampires.

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Guest Post: How to Create Massive Customer Surplus through Memorable Onboarding & Obsessive Service

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Michael Becker, founder of Abundance Accelerators , a growth agency for coaches. I’m in the coaching space so let me dive into what a 10x customer onboarding process may feel like. You give them your personal cell so they can text you anytime with any issues, big or small. . No problem.

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When You, As A Customer Service Representative, Take Things Personally, You Make Your Job Harder

Myra Golden Media

My teenage friend Beverly saw the customer as getting away with something, and she took that personally. Her personalization caused her to be completely unwilling to work with the customer. Taking things personally often is a demonstration of your loyalty to the company and your insistence on things being fair and right.

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Give the gift of personal growth to your contact center agents

Customer Service Life

1:1 Coaching . My coaching program puts a spin on an individual’s wellness through the lens of customer service with the intention of personal growth. I’m giving away free 60-minute coaching sessions. Creating a Workplace Culture of Self-Care Starts With You Workshop . Try it out for yourself!

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An Interview with Kate Nasser: Better #PeopleSkills

Customers That Stick

Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™ , is a smart, energizing, experienced speaker, coach, and workshop leader. I learned that it was my job to adapt to their personality and attitude not their responsibility to adapt to mine. To engage Kate Nasser’s keynotes, workshops, and coaching, visit her blog.

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This is Why You Can’t Walk in the Customer’s Shoes, So Stop Trying.

Beyond Philosophy

Sandra Thompson , an emotional intelligence coach for Evolution, shared a video as part of our None of Us Are as Clever as All of Us feature for our podcast. In the conventional sense, empathy can be too contextual because emotions are personal. Not everyone needs to talk to a live person, but some do. Click here.

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11 Industry Experts Discuss “What’s More Important: Customer First or Profit First?”

Steve DiGioia

I also think that companies should require leaders to spend time answering calls and dealing personally with customer issues. I think that when an organization is tiny, the owner is still able to personally keep tabs on and serve all of the customers in a very personable way. Go to katenasser.com for more workshop information.