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The Cold Coworker

The Belding Group

How to Deal With a Cold Coworker When these coworkers walk into the room, everyone knows it. Cold Coworkers aren’t fun […]. You can actually feel the temperature dropping. They are in a foul mood, and have no intention of trying to hide it. Shaun Belding | www.shaunbelding.com.

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The 3 Essential Customer Service Skills (and How to Grow Them)

Inside Customer Service

You want your team to grow their customer service skills. The challenge is finding the right skills to focus on. There seems to be a million different ideas out there. Which ones are the most essential? My advice is to focus on three fundamentals: Rapport Listening Problem-solving These skills are the foundation of consistently great service.

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The 5 communication styles customer service agents need to know

Zendesk

Using the appropriate communication style to navigate difficult conversations can make the difference between satisfied customers or coworkers and people walking out of the door. You also have to recognize how they’re expressing themselves and adapt your responses accordingly. The 5 workplace communication styles. Read on to find out why.

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Weathering the Negativity Storm

CX Journey

The next day, on the country highpoint Ben Nevis, believe me when I tell you we changed into our full waterproofs at the first sign of precipitation (and rejoiced on the summit in cold but pleasant conditions with a globally diverse extended family of mountain lovers). Reaching the Cruachan Dam, the air grows increasingly cooler and damper.

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Why Qualtrics – David Mathis – Senior Software Engineer – Provo, UT

Qualtrics

I am grateful to have so many coworkers that I can learn from. I typically start the day off with a cup of cold cereal and some yogurt from Qualtrics’ breakfast kitchen. My name is David Mathis. I’ve been working at Qualtrics as a Software Engineer for over 6 years. I started as an intern when the company had only 30 engineers.

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Wellbeing coach Marilyn Suttle on curbing burnout and attrition

Intercom, Inc.

Most of us have been working remotely, isolated from friends, family, and coworkers, uncertain of what the future might bring, and it has all taken a toll on our mental health. The past couple of years have been … challenging, to put it nicely. We’re stressed, exhausted, overworked, and burned out. Post-pandemic stress.

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Andrew Chen on how tech’s giants drive growth with network effects

Intercom, Inc.

Well, the quest for that answer led him to write The Cold Start Problem: Using Network Effects to Scale Your Product. Well, the quest for that answer led him to write The Cold Start Problem: Using Network Effects to Scale Your Product. If you’re in the startup world, chances are you know exactly who Andrew Chen is.

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