I may be preaching to the choir here, but I also know that this is still not the industry practice in the tech industry (or many others, for that matter!). If you are an executive, take note of what Steve Jobs said in 1997. Wise words that will help you build products people love, and ultimately the organization you are highly paid by to increase the bottom line of. "You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology." https://lnkd.in/gKntNJ4b #UXResearch #ProductManagement
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Customer Service Week earlier this month got me thinking about how work culture sets you apart in an industry. Investing in your team's happiness isn't just a feel-good act . . . it's a game-changer for customer experience, marketing, and #recruiting. 🛍 Take Shipt, Freshly, and Chewy, for instance. They've aced it in their industries by prioritizing their people. Engaged, happy employees lead to exceptional customer interactions. #customerservice #customersuccess
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I'm obsessed with customer (and employee) experiences. But not in the way you might think. When I visit a store or a website, my brain starts processing mapping versions of how things could be if they just did this... or that. It's like if you're a rugby coach - you can't enjoy a game on the weekend like a typical spectator because your mind is analysing how the team could have played differently. Or if you work in performance arts, you think of the effort that went into making the show you're watching, or why they chose that music for that particular scene. As a customer myself I can't help do that too! Ironically, both process analysis and customer service involve problem-solving for someone. #customerservice aims to provide efficient and effective support to customers. #processanalysis aims to make operations more efficient and effective, which can directly impact the quality of customer experience. Perhaps this is why it takes me forever to do my shopping - I'm jobbing while shopping. HAHA!
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What does a 'good' customer experience look like for you? On a service level, feeling our needs are met, and we are heard and valued all contribute to a positive experience. The goal is to leave a positive and lasting experience, although unfortunately, from a psychological perspective, due to human negativity bias, individuals are more likely to remember a terrible encounter than a good one! In my perspective, one important example is communication! This could be as simple as a timely response or updates regarding the progress of a job, changes concerning the client I represent, or even the communication of a rejection. How do you define a 'good' customer experience? #communication #techcommunity #tuesdaythoughts #recruitment #customerexperience
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New Chapter Alert: Leveraging Customer Service Expertise for Next-Level Impact! After over a decade of delivering top-notch customer experiences in the tech and telecom industries, I am excited to announce that I AM OPEN TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES! My customer service journey has been a remarkable one, with a diverse range of experiences that I have honed my skills in: • Inbound Customer Support: Resolving complex issues with empathy and precision. • Backend Operations: Ensuring data integrity and quality assurance with precision. • Customer Satisfaction and Retention: Crafting loyalty programs and ensuring seamless experiences. • Technical Support and Troubleshooting: Resolving complex issues with precision and empathy. • Team Leadership and Training: Mentoring high-performing teams and developing talent. • Process Improvement and Optimization: Streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency. But that's not all - My academic background in Business Administration with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence from Nexford University has given me a unique edge in understanding the intersection of technology and human-centric approaches. Also, what drives me is more than just technical expertise - it's a passion for delivering exceptional customer experiences that drive business growth and build lasting relationships. I'm dedicated to: • Developing customer-centric strategies that propel business success. • Fostering collaborative environments that encourage innovation and growth. • Mentoring teams to reach their full potential and deliver outstanding results. • Crafting processes that drive efficiency and employee engagement. • Developing training programs that foster growth and development. If you know of any opportunities that align with my unique blend of customer-centricity and technical knowledge and/or you're looking for a dedicated Customer Service Professional or Customer Success Specialist who can bring value to your organization, let's connect and explore how I can drive success in your organization. Feel free to share this post with your network, and let's make some meaningful connections. Let's leverage my skills to build a workplace culture that prioritizes empathy, innovation, and collaboration. #customerservice #techindustry #telecom #jobsearch #newchapter #careergrowth #customercentricity #leadership #innovation #operationsandperformance
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