Fighting Customers Indicates A Bad Customer Experience
As a 6’4″ business traveler, a recent post on CNN titled Don’t ban reclining seats, ban jerks on planes, caught my attention. To summarize the article, a […]
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As a 6’4″ business traveler, a recent post on CNN titled Don’t ban reclining seats, ban jerks on planes, caught my attention. To summarize the article, a […]
Continue reading »This past Saturday, August 30th, I took a flight from Pennsylvania to California, via US Airways. I had a window seat in the last row of […]
Continue reading »In today’s hangout, we had the privilege of speaking with Nate Brown from CustomerCentricSupport.com. This was a wonderful opportunity to discuss our three part series […]
Continue reading »There is a UPS Distribution Center right down the street, about two minutes away. Convenient, huh? Especially since I’m moving cross country and need to […]
Continue reading »My pup, Miso, is a member of the PetSmart Banfield (@Banfield) Wellness program. The program is designed to cover shots and vet visits plus discounts on flea […]
Continue reading »On a recent walk through my neighborhood with my kids and dog, a sign in a front yard caught my attention. The sign (pictured) read, […]
Continue reading »In part one of this series, Nate Brown (@CustomerIsFirst) talks about putting the focus on the employee experience to benefit the customer experience. Then, Jeremy […]
Continue reading »We all have customers but sometimes it’s not as obvious WHO they are. And, sometimes you have more than ONE set of customers. I’m not putting […]
Continue reading »Last Sunday I completed the America’s Finest City Half Marathon. It’s a beautiful San Diego race from Cabrillo National Monument, along the harbor, and ending […]
Continue reading »In part one of this series, Nate Brown talked about the dangers of rocky soil, also known as a poor employee experience. I’d like to take […]
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