Engaged employees are not necessarily relentlessly curious employees. Do you identify who the relentlessly curious employees are in your organization? Perhaps you should. Because they are key to positive customer experiences. And they fuel customer success and customer retention. Here’s why. In general, employee engagement focuses on the value of perceived, and measured, employee-centric experiences. … [Continue Reading]
Are Your Engaged Employees Relentlessly Curious Employees?
Why do Organizations have Competing Customer Retention Cultures?
Are competing customer retention cultures crippling your organization or association? Often, businesses remain blissfully unaware that employees perform at cross-purposes to one another. Professionally, functionally, emotionally and purposefully. First, competing customer retention cultures are sustained within traditional departmental silos and business models. Here we go again. Sequestering employees in well-entrenched departmental silos reinforces specific professional… [Continue Reading]
Are You Comfortably Uncollaborative?
Being comfortably uncollaborative has its workplace advantages. Apparently, you are as risk-averse as they come. In fact, when decisions need to be made, you often are invited to meetings for the sole purpose of stalling projects and delaying decisions. As a result, you become the company “naysayer.” Then again, are you “known” for being intentionally… [Continue Reading]
Collaborative Revenue Generation is Everyone’s Job Function
After all is said and done, collaborative revenue generation is part of everyone’s job function. Whether stated or not in an employee’s job description. Sounds pretty boring, doesn’t it? Actually, collaborative revenue generation is the lifeblood responsible for business growth, expansion and sustainability. Have I got your attention? Consider that each employee touches some aspect… [Continue Reading]
3 Strategies to remain On Track yet go Off the Beaten Path
What does our personal development strategy look like, in real-life? We have the best intentions, yet are time-constrained. Often, we are conflicted when our employer’s business strategy eats into our own ideas for best serving clients and colleagues. At the end of each day, we feel as though we play a continuous tug-of-war, involving both… [Continue Reading]
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