#JobHunt Lessons Learned in Early Age of Social Business
By michaelpace on April 23, 2013 AOL, getting film developed, Blockbuster stores, paper maps, the classifieds, pay phones and phone books, fax machines, record stores, … AND how you searched for a job...
View ArticleBoba Fett and the Value of Community Hurdles
By michaelpace on September 9, 2013 As a little man, Boba Fett was by far the coolest Star Wars character ever. He had a jet pack, wrist rockets, and an outfit designed with attitude. I never thought...
View ArticleA Gift That Keeps Giving: Review of Chip R. Bell’s “The 9 1/2 Principles of...
By michaelpace on October 1, 2013 I can remember when Chip first changed my world. Almost a decade ago, I attended an intra-company process management conference with the hope I would not literally be...
View ArticleThe Art and Science of Customer Service Recovery
By michaelpace on November 5, 2013 “Customers do not expect you to be perfect. They do expect you to fix things when they go wrong” – Doug Porter while SVP at British Airways Remember that time a...
View ArticleCustomer Service Fortune Cookies for 2014 and Beyond
By michaelpace on December 16, 2013 Complete, wild guess predictions and thoughts by my cousin Pacefucious about the trends in Customer Service for 2014. Note: The practice of adding “in bed” may or...
View ArticleNet Promoter Scoring is Asking the Wrong Question
By michaelpace on February 4, 2014 If no mistake have you made, yet losing you are … a different game you should play I’m not a huge fan of Net Promoter Scoring (NPS). Nope. I am sure this sounds like...
View ArticleWhat are you building? I’m building a [Customer Service] cathedral.
What are you building? I’m building a [Customer Service] cathedral. Consider the story of two stonemasons. You walk up to the first stonemason and ask, “Do you like your job?” He looks up at you and...
View ArticleWhy Customer Success is the Future of Customer Service
Meal Kit Industry worth over $1.5 billion; Blue Apron Holding recently went public Top 5 SaaS companies – Salesforce, Microsoft, Adobe, Box, Amazon Web Services Ford, Porsche, Volvo, BMW, and Cadillac...
View ArticleThe 6 Common Traits of the Greatest Customer Experience Providers
In the first part of this post, Defining a Great Customer Experience – Starting at the Top, we talked about the difficulties in defining a great customer experience, how its more than just “Delivery...
View ArticleLeaders: You Are Doing Empowerment All Wrong
Every management book will tell you that you need to empower your associates. In many ways, it does make perfect sense; the more your associates can do the right thing for customers on their own,...
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