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Guest Blog: Building a Customer-Centric Culture Around CRM Software

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Dawn Gucciardo who took my model of Six D’s to Creating a Customer-Centric Culture and applied it to developing and implementing a CRM software. – Shep Hyken. As a reference, Shep defines the Six D’s of Creating a Customer-Centric Culture in his Customer Service Blog: Define it.

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How to Communicate With Customers From Diverse Cultural Backgrounds

CSM Magazine

This means that successful customer service teams need to be prepared to communicate with customers from diverse backgrounds. Here we’ll look at four practical tips to help you communicate effectively with customers from a different cultural background. 1) Be mindful of your cultural lens.

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Guest Blog: Improve Company Culture By Listening to Your Employees

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Brooke Cade writes about how important communicating with your employees and listening to their insight is for improving company culture. Some ideas for fostering the line of communication for your employees are: Focus on personal awareness and understanding.

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Company Culture of Truth: How to Get Employees Speaking With Conviction and Honesty

Michel Falcon Experience

Building a company culture of truth is a key priority for me and something I’m speaking candidly about. It’s this quote that is motivating me to write this blog post for you. In this blog post, I’m going to share: Stories of great companies and leaders who speak truthfully. Building the Company Culture of Truth.

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Guest Blog: Lead with Communication to Reduce these 5 Revenue Leaks

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Denise Graziano who explains how essential clear, consistent, authentic communication is for companies to use when dealing with difficult news. – Shep Hyken. Clear, consistent, authentic communication. In other words, it is simply a statement with no mission, vision, or purpose.

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Guest Blog: Left Brain, Right Brain: Aligning Internal Culture and Customer Analytics

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Jeff Dahms, write about the importance of using customer data properly and aligning it with the internal culture of an organization. By reading between the lines, the shape of your company’s internal culture can emerge. WHY IS INTERNAL CULTURE RELEVANT?

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How Banks and Credit Unions Are Getting Serious About Culture Change and Employee Engagement

Integrity Solutions

With employee turnover one of the most serious internal threats credit unions and banks face today, many forward-thinking financial institutions are taking a hard look at their organizations culture and opportunities to change. Identifying and communicating the desired culture is only the beginning.

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