Customer service training that provides sustainable results needs to be customized to the uniqueness of your organization, the types of customers you serve, the channels that you deliver value in both digital and nondigital and you must develop exceptional experiences above the customers expectation at each of the five customer touch points. Customer service training programs that are generic in nature do not deliver sustainable or even meaningful results. Another tip before you began your customer experience initiative is to make sure that you have the enterprise success infrastructure in place. Bad companies that have no customer experience plans in place cannot overcome that deficiency through customer service training alone. On page 4 of the creative report I put together a shopping list of the common reasons why organizations fail at this. You can download the entire report on my website.
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About the Author: Nick Webb

Nicholas Webb is a world-renowned innovation thought leader. Nicholas has been awarded over 45 patents by the US Patent and Trademark Office for breakthrough technologies including one of first wearable technologies and one of the world’s smallest medical implants. Nicholas is known by many as the “Innovation Evangelist”, he speaks around the world on the future of the economy, innovation and healthcare. Nicholas has just been awarded his Doctorate of Humane Letters (Hon.) from a top Southern California medical school, Western University of Health Sciences for his contribution to healthcare.