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The Standard for How to Treat Your Customers  | Jeanne Bliss, Customer Bliss

The Standard for How to Treat Your Customers | Jeanne Bliss, Customer Bliss

FromCX Conversations


The Standard for How to Treat Your Customers | Jeanne Bliss, Customer Bliss

FromCX Conversations

ratings:
Length:
21 minutes
Released:
May 7, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode of Customer Service Secrets, we talk with Jeanne Bliss, Founder and CEO of Customer Bliss. We talk about about her book which explains her philosophy on customer experience. Too often we are watering down or over complicating customer service. Jeanne expresses her thoughts in a way that can help any company, no matter size. Jeanne also offers a link to the first chapter and quiz to her book for our listeners.Would you do that to your Mother? 2:14How to start Enabling Employees 7:53Don’t make me feed you Soap 11:58Pillars 3 and 4 14:10“Do you allow for human error? If you return that rent a car 3 minutes late are you get dinged for half a day?...People above process.” 15:31jeanne@customerbliss.com)
Released:
May 7, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The Customer Service Secrets podcast is devoted to sharing highly coveted secrets from customer service, customer support and customer experience professionals across industries. The host of this podcast, Gabe Larsen, the VP of Growth at Kustomer, shares his own experiences in the customer service and customer experience space, while also drawing on the knowledge of experts and thought leaders who are making strides in their various fields. Gabe has spent the majority of his career gaining knowledge of customer experience and applying it at companies such as Accenture, Goldman Sachs, Gallup, InsideSales.com, and Kustomer. The goal of this podcast is to give the listener knowledge that they can apply directly to their own career, regardless of their job title, in each and every episode.