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How is the rising cost of living impacting customer contact demand?

Callminer

New research released by CCMA (Call Centre Management Association), supported by CallMiner, finds two out of three consumers are happy to be contacted about saving money by their service providers.

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Why customer service trainers should avoid learning styles

Inside Customer Service

Even worse, using learning styles can have a negative impact on your customer service training. Multiple research studies have debunked the learning style theory. This 15 minute video gives you a summary of the research and even shows you an informal experiment. What about people who prefer hands-on activities?

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How to use inspiring stories to grow your service culture

Inside Customer Service

You need legendary stories of your own if you want to deliver legendary customer service. This guide will show you three things: What makes a great customer service story. Photo credit: Mike Mozart What makes a great customer service story? Legendary customer service stories help employees understand the service culture.

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Quantum CX: Exploring the Fascinating Connection Between Quantum Physics and Customer Experience

ECXO

Quantum physics, the study of the infinitesimally small, can teach us some intriguing lessons about enhancing customer experience, which plays a monumental role in the global business arena. The frequency of emotions has been researched in a groundbreaking study by Dr. David R.

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Reviews Completed on Your Phone Are More Emotional

Beyond Philosophy

Professor Melumad is an assistant professor of marketing at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and has worked a lot in a relatively new research area about people’s relationship with mobile phones. Professor Melumad had the same feelings going into the research. However, will that always be the case?

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Three ways to build better rapport with customers

Inside Customer Service

Rapport is essential to customer service. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines rapport this way: a friendly, harmonious relationship especially: a relationship characterized by agreement, mutual understanding, or empathy that makes communication possible or easy Harmony is the foundation of customer service. They are.)

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How to improve customer satisfaction with concrete language

Inside Customer Service

Research shows Laura’s customer is more likely to be happy with the solution and spend more in the future. How does concrete language impact service? How does concrete language impact service? Grant Packard and Jonah Berger did two field studies on the effect of concrete language in customer service. You'll receive a $25.37