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4 Ways to Take Customer Care to the Next Level
New customers are what make every business tick. Seeking a new market and getting in touch with new people is paramount to staying relevant in today’s fast-paced and competitive market. That said, they are not the only factor when it comes to success and customer satisfaction. Customer service is the number one way of keeping customers coming for more. Helping them extract the value from our product or service that they have paid for is the name of the game. Customer service is one of the primary reasons people are drawn into their favourite brands. It can make or break our chances of acquiring new or keeping old customers. Businesses that pay close attention to customer service are rewarded by their customers. Let’s go over some of the principles on how to make our customer service experience the best one it can be.
By Emily Wilson7 years ago in Journal
My Motivations
I want to work in human services because it’s not only something I’m passionate about, but I feel I am compassionate and empathetic towards people due to my personal experiences in situations I was put in growing up.
By Cassandra Grace7 years ago in Journal
Men Working at Mt. Kisco Childcare
The sound of children laughing, playing, and learning in daycares is almost completely synonymous with the nurturing touch of women. Put a man in the mix and the needle may seem destined to jump. But Dawn Meyerski of Mt. Kisco Childcare knows from experience that adding men to the music is a notch that definitely proceeds on the side of harmony.
By Rich Monetti7 years ago in Education
To Skip, or to Suck It Up
Here are some questions to consider if you are thinking about skipping class. How much time do you have to turn in the assignment?
By Heather Clark7 years ago in Education
Self Publishing? Here's Why You Should!
(Before we begin, I am not at all saying self publishing and traditional publishing is better than the other. I am writing about my experiences doing both, for any writers out there who are also debating on the subject.)
By Edwin Betancourt Jr.7 years ago in Journal
How to: Write a Cover Letter
A good cover letter is just as important as a good resume. Think of a resume as a timeline of your vocational and educational achievements. Sounds pretty impersonal, right? This is why a cover letter is so important. It allows the reader to understand the motives of your application and learn about you on a more personal level, as well as giving you a chance to stand out from a hundred other applicants.
By THE HR GRADUATE BLOG7 years ago in Journal
The Corporate Bathroom
Amazingly, fully grown adults in a professional setting still seem to have trouble with sharing a restroom. I’m looking at you, Ms. Doesn’t-Flush-And-Doesn’t-Care, and you, Mr. Takes-Phone-Calls-While-On-The-Toilet.
By Mimi Sonner7 years ago in Journal
Fellow Millennials, Let's Get on the Same Page
Millennial. A term that like sustainability or innovation that is overused and under grasped. Every agency, marketing team or design firm seems to want to know what millennials want. How do we think? What drives us? What encourages us to purchase things and how do we make these kinds of decisions? Unfortunately, these are not the questions that should be asked. If one were to back up, and fully understand how a millennial was raised, what kinds of experiences we had in the world as we know it, they would gain a much higher insight into what makes us tick. The most absurd piece to all of this: most of my fellow millennials have never been told this information either.
By Sky Lue7 years ago in Journal