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215:  Understanding the Gen Z Gaze show art 215: Understanding the Gen Z Gaze

Customer Service Revolution

Gen Z Gaze Summary In this episode, Denise Thompson and John R. DiJulius III discuss the phenomenon of the 'Gen Z gaze' and its implications for customer service. They explore generational differences in social skills, the impact of technology on communication, and the role of AI in hiring processes. The conversation highlights the importance of essential interpersonal skills in customer service and the growing loneliness epidemic across generations. They also touch on cultural influences on social behavior and the necessity of training in customer-facing roles. Takeaways The Gen Z gaze...

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214:  From Struggles to Success: John's Journey, Part 2 show art 214: From Struggles to Success: John's Journey, Part 2

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From Struggles to Success: John's Journey (Part 2) Summary This is the second half of the story From Struggles to Success:  John's Journey.  Part 1 can be found (https://thedijuliusgroup.com/csr-213/). If you have not listened to the first half, we recommend starting there first.  This section picks up where John realizes he may never graduate from college. In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, John R. DiJulius III shares his journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He discusses the impact of his family dynamics,...

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213:  From Struggles to Success: John's Journey show art 213: From Struggles to Success: John's Journey

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Summary   In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, John R. DiJulius III shares his journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He discusses the impact of his family dynamics, struggles in school, and the role of sports in shaping his character. John reflects on his experiences working at UPS, which became a turning point in his life, leading him to pursue college baseball and eventually entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the importance of hard work, luck, and giving back to the community through his initiative, Believe in Dreams.   ...

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212:  The Art of Listening show art 212: The Art of Listening

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Mastering the Art of Listening Summary In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, John DiJulius and Denise Thompson discuss the importance of listening in customer service and leadership. They explore recent trends in customer experience, the art of listening, and practical tips for improving listening skills. The conversation emphasizes curiosity, engagement, and the need for leaders to create an environment where everyone feels heard. They also touch on the concept of a 'reality distortion field' and how it can inspire teams to achieve the impossible. Takeaways ...

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211:  Building Empathy Using a Day in the Life Video show art 211: Building Empathy Using a Day in the Life Video

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Day in the life Summary In this episode, Denise Thompson and John DiJulius discuss various themes surrounding age, happiness, and the importance of kindness in society. They delve into the findings of the World Happiness Report, highlighting the decline in happiness in the US and the specific struggles faced by young adults. The conversation shifts to the significance of empathy and compassion in customer service, emphasizing the need for organizations to understand their customers better. John introduces the concept of 'Day in the Life' videos as a tool to foster empathy among employees...

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210:  The Power of Customer Experience Action Statements show art 210: The Power of Customer Experience Action Statements

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Summary In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, John DiJulius discusses the importance of the Customer Experience Action Statement and its role in transforming organizational culture. He explains how this statement serves as a guiding principle for employees in their interactions with customers, emphasizing the need for actionable and measurable goals. The conversation delves into the structure of the statement, the three pillars that support it, and provides examples from various organizations. John also highlights the significance of sustaining the action statement...

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209:  Achieving NPS Growth Through Client Engagement show art 209: Achieving NPS Growth Through Client Engagement

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Summary In this episode of the Customer Experience Revolution podcast, host Dave Murray speaks with Victor Aranda from KeyBank about the transformative 'Moments Matter' initiative. They discuss the framework's three pillars, the impressive growth in Net Promoter Score (NPS), and the strategies implemented to sustain momentum and consistency in client and teammate experiences. Victor shares insights on the ambassador program, the importance of emotional connections with clients, and how the initiative has become a competitive advantage for KeyBank. The conversation emphasizes the ongoing...

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208:  Building Relationships in the Digital Age show art 208: Building Relationships in the Digital Age

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Summary In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, John DiJulius discusses the critical importance of human experience in business, emphasizing that while technology can enhance service, it cannot replace the unique value of personal interactions. He introduces the concept of URX (You Are the Experience) and highlights the decline of people skills across generations, particularly among younger employees who are often 'relationship disadvantaged' due to their upbringing in a digital world. DiJulius advocates for businesses to prioritize training in connection skills and to...

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207:  Customer Bill of Rights show art 207: Customer Bill of Rights

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Summary In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution Podcast, John DiJulius and Denise Thompson discuss the importance of transforming negative experiences into positive ones in customer service. They explore the concept of the Customer Bill of Rights, emphasizing the significance of consistency in service delivery. The conversation delves into the 'nevers and always' framework, which helps businesses establish clear expectations for customer interactions. John shares practical examples and insights on how to implement these principles effectively to enhance customer satisfaction and...

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206:  The Key to Keeping Your CX TOMA show art 206: The Key to Keeping Your CX TOMA

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Summary In this episode Chief Revolution Officer John DiJulius talks to Kevin Sloan, Executive Vice President, Head of Retail Banking,for KeyCorp. As Head of Retail Banking, Kevin Sloan leads the execution of KeyBank’s retail relationship growth strategy centered on helping clients and communities thrive. His responsibilities include leading 5,500 teammates across Key’s 950 branch offices, its Business Performance, Support & Enablement team, and its Client & Teammate Experience team. He is also a member of KeyCorp’s Executive Council. Takeaways Why KeyBank focused on the...

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In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution podcast, Denise Thompson and John DiJulius discuss the importance of creating consistency in customer service across multiple locations. They explore the challenges businesses face when scaling, the six components of customer experience, and the significance of proof of concept in training. The conversation emphasizes the need for daily habits, technology's role in enhancing customer experience, and strategies for engaging remote teams. They also touch on the importance of continuous improvement and feedback in maintaining high standards of service.
 
Takeaways
  • Creating consistency is crucial when scaling a business.
  • Rapid growth can compromise customer experience.
  • Buttoning up systems is essential for success.
  • Proof of concept helps identify mistakes before a full rollout.
  • Training should be practical and prescriptive.
  • Daily habits keep customer experience top of mind.
  • Engaging remote teams requires innovative communication strategies.
  • Technology can enhance personalization in customer service.
  • Continuous feedback is necessary for improvement.
  • Regular training and updates are vital for all employees.

 

Chapters

00:00Creating Consistency Across Multiple Locations
03:08The Six Components of Customer Experience
05:54Proof of Concept and Training Rollout
09:00Sustaining Customer Experience Training
12:05Daily Habits for Customer Experience
15:05Engaging Remote Teams
18:05Technology's Role in Customer Experience
20:47Continuous Improvement and Feedback
24:03Final Thoughts and Resources