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Joined November 2011
Filming this afternoon then popping over to Rotterdam for one of those immersion sessions only Tony Robbins can pull off! #investinyourself
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The Dyson Reindeer. Good old John Lewis! Christmas has arrived in London. On way to Kings Fund conference!
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Matthew Norman,Happiness in dining depends on 'Being a cherished guest, if not almost part of an extended family, as on culinary technique'
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METRO bank offer tea and cake while they print your cards in branch. It's all about changing the business model customerexperienceplanning.c…
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If Customer Experience all starts with people shouldn't we adopt the Zappo's interview techniques which make people think on their feet?
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Nationwide BS might need to review policy. No communication from them if they do not have the right phone number for you! Eeek.
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Relentless chasing after a customer experience score will undo any goodwill created. DELL need to wise up.
Is it me, or are more retail outlets asking for feedback? Gap? Boots? Rewards for feedback? Best way?
How deep does 'satisfaction' feel for customers? Measuring a shallow emotion, will result in the efficient not the effective interaction.
Do we need to retrain the 'British Brain' to give and receive excellent customer service? Is the US approach just to Brash for Brits?