Leadership Insights on Leading a Customer-Centric Culture
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- 7 videos | 22m 25s
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Leaders of customer-centric cultures are committed to customers in every way. They identify unique wants and needs, understand customer processes, and exhibit worthy intentions. Every day, they put the customer first, and you should, too.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Acquire insights on understanding different customers, their individual wants, needs, and profitability to the company.
Acquire insights on exceptional operations management which may involve setting some new standards to ensure that the focus stays on the customer and their needs.
Acquire insights on how different companies focus on delighting customers by providing good customer-service and building a relationship of mutual trust and loyalty.
Acquire insights on how to make your company customer-driven which includes not only understanding what a customer is trying to do, but also the full perspective of the customer’s process including why they do what they do. -
Acquire insights on how to communicate your intentions in a way that inspires loyalty.
Acquire insights on how to ensure that you are making the intended impression on others to get the desired outcome and their unconditional loyalty.
Acquire insights on how to make your company truly customer-centric.
IN THIS COURSE
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3m 9sCustomers vary in their individual wants, needs, and profitability to the company. FREE ACCESS
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4m 34sIn this video Virginia Barnes talks about an operations manager who sets a new standard for operations and project management. FREE ACCESS
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3. Customer Service is an Ongoing Relationship3m 56sCompanies like Harley-Davidson, Zappos, Running Room, Uber, and Apple offer several ways to access customer service. They don’t use scripts, but empower customer reps to make decisions and surprise and delight customers. Sarah Robinson gives examples. FREE ACCESS
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4. Being A Customer-Driven Organization1m 40sA customer-driven organization understands not only what a customer is trying to do, but also the full perspective of the customer’s process, including why. FREE ACCESS
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5. Warmth Drives Behavior and Loyalty4m 19sTo demonstrate that your intentions are worthy of others' loyalty, apply the principle of worthy intentions. FREE ACCESS
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6. Eliminate Loyalty Blind Spots to Improve Performance2m 24sWhat impression do your words and actions convey? If you don't know, you could be unwittingly driving away employees and customers. FREE ACCESS
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7. Customer Centricity and Focus2m 23sEvery company says it is customer-focused or customer-centric, but the proof is in the pudding. FREE ACCESS
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