I like helping people and that’s the main reason why I’ve been working in customer service for so many years. However, when I was a youngster I remember that my first ‘customer experiences‘ in job interviews were pretty bad. I was not considered, sometimes even not respected, because I had not any previous professional experience! Fast forward today, I’m glad to share this example where a company treated a young job applicant as a customer.
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Highlights
- 00:03 Intro episode #41
- 00:45 The pillars of successful customer service people
- 01:55 1995: why my first job interviews sucked
- 03:23 Hint for smart brands: these are also customer experiences!
- 04:57 Even this young job applicant is a customer [recent fact]
- 06:01 How to be transparent and coherent throughout the CX journey
- 08:51 Why timing plays a key role in every relationship
- 10:11 Show off your Customer Culture – provided you have a nice one
- 10:55 Treat everybody as they’re all paying customers
- 12:45 💡 Check out the ‘Customer Culture Academy’
- 14:01 To get more info drop me a line: paolo@customerserviceculture.com
- 14:21 Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast or Amazon Music
- 14:41 All available services on CustomerServiceCulture.com*
- 15:27 Have great conversations!
Related links
- Listen to previous episode ‘how to match customer support and sales‘
- Check out my Digital Customer Service consulting page
- Get your customer service team up-skilled with customized training paths
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- Read my book ‘The Power of Digital Conversations‘
- Learn about the Customer Culture Academy.
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