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How to Cheat Your Customers – or Not!

C3Centricity

Why do companies still try to cheat their customers? With so many purchases being made online these days, there is a growing number of articles exposing the behaviours of organisations who clearly haven’t adopted a customer-first strategy. In many cases, packaging is the first personal contact a customer has with a brand.

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Stack Ranking

The Squawk Point

The best way to motivate your staff is with a carrot and a stick , and the best way to dangle the carrot (and wave the stick) is to rank people based on their performance and then pay (or discipline) them accordingly. Think about the time it takes you to drive your children to school in the morning. Admit it, even you have cheated.

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The Ethical Compass: 5 Rules on Navigating Business Ethics from Academia

Beyond Philosophy

Before we get into them, I find it interesting how little training organizations do on the topic. Maybe organizations think, “Well, if your mother didn’t teach you this, then far be it from me to start now.” Knowing what you stand for and where your boundaries are is essential.

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Remote Proctored Exams: How They Work, Types & Why You Need Them

ProProfs

But with the advancement of technology, cheating has taken a new form. Instances of students using their cell phones or other devices to cheat in schools have been documented. use cellphones or other devices to cheat. This will enable you to make your remote assessments more secure. Let’s dive right in.

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The 11 Tracks on our CX Playlist

CX Accelerator

Collected and written by your CX DJ, Jeremy Watkin. ,, In the #CXQOTD for Friday, October 16 we challenged our community to come up with a CX playlist. The question was, “What song sums up your aspirations as a CX leader?”. There’s a line in the bridge of the song that says: Tears streaming down your face. But what can I say?

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Lessons from the Overlook: The importance of leverage

Inside Customer Service

These experiences prove customers don't always have the clout they think they'd do. The Overlook is in a remote mountain town where having just one option for a variety of services means you can't easily take your business somewhere else. The uncomfortable reality is great customer service often requires leverage.

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MSP Game Changers: Mastering the Soft Factors that Matter

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We’re going to start this blog post with a heavy dose of nerdy: place yourself back to when you played your last Japanese roleplaying game or Dungeons and Dragons. Your meticulously crafted character, equipped with powerful spells and enchanted weapons, ventured forth alongside a trusted party.

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