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Customer Service Training for Improving NPS and Key Customer Service Metrics

The goal of any customer service training should be to build the essential skills that specifically lead to improved customer satisfaction, retention and positive service metrics, including Net Promoter Score (NPS). By focusing on developing key people skills such as empathy, ownership and responsibility and solution-focus, customer service training provides people with the confidence and […]

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The power of appropriate empathy in financial services

The ability to express empathy in customer service in the financial services sector is a vital customer service skill and can also be a determinant of customer loyalty and regulatory compliance in the UK. Empathy when expressed appropriately in a business context builds trust, enhances customer experience and helps resolve issues more effectively. Given the […]

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Thriving through change: Why UK organisations must equip employees with essential change skills in 2025 

In 2025, UK organisations are rightly focused on equipping their people to thrive through change as they face a landscape shaped by rapid technological advancements, economic volatility and shifting societal expectations. Success in this environment demands a workforce equipped with technical expertise and the people skills necessary to thrive through change. These include assessing the […]

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Why impressive customer recognition matters in customer service 

Customer recognition is the act of making customers feel valued, seen and appreciated. In a competitive marketplace, businesses that prioritise customer recognition stand out, building loyalty and enhancing the overall customer experience. Here are the key reasons why impressive customer recognition is crucial in customer service:    1. Builds strong emotional connections  When customers feel […]

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Building optimism as part of your customer service ethos  

Optimism is a fundamental characteristic that shapes how service givers interact with customers, solve problems and contribute to the overall success of an organisation. Optimism fuels a positive outlook, encourages creativity in problem-solving and builds trust with customers. It empowers service givers to approach challenges as opportunities, ensuring that customers always feel heard, valued and […]

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5 ways to improve customer care in your organisation 

Knowing that service-givers in an organisation care about their customers and work diligently to do their best for them is an important factor in delivering service excellence. Therefore, a clear focus on customer care should be at the heart of any organisation. Delivering exceptional service strengthens relationships while boosting customer loyalty and satisfaction. To truly […]

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The fundamental people skills needed by managers and leaders  

Effective leadership and management are built on a solid foundation of people skills. Wherever an individual sits in an organisation, the ability to communicate respectfully, take ownership, focus on solutions and contribute positively to the organisation is paramount. These essential skills define how managers lead, inspire and collaborate with others and fostering them will lay […]

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10 steps to boost tenant satisfaction with complaint handling

Building confidence and capability to handle any feedback coming into your social housing organisation lays the foundation for higher scores for complaint handling against the Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSMs). It is becoming widely reported that achievement against this measure was lower than organisations in the sector can feel comfortable with. In our discussions across the […]

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5 Practical Ways to Thrive Through Organisational Change 

Organisational change presents significant opportunities for growth, innovation and improved efficiency. It can also be a challenging experience for any company. Whether it’s a restructure, a merger, a shift in business strategy, implementing new values or behaviours or the adoption of new technology, change often brings uncertainty. Thriving through organisational change requires a proactive, optimistic […]

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Empowering the financial services frontline to deliver exceptional service 

Customer service professionals in the fast-paced financial services sector play a crucial role in ensuring that clients receive the support and service they need, while facing a multifaceted array of challenges. From navigating regulatory complexities and managing highly charged situations to addressing technological issues and meeting elevated customer expectations, their role is both demanding and […]

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