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Tag Archives: Employee engagement
Self Management – Are You Ready to Start Firing?
You’re Fired! Not words anyone would like to hear, however words fans of the Apprentice will know well. There is much talk about being fired this week, with the sudden departure of James Comey, FBI Director, at the hands of … Continue reading
Posted in Behavioural Assessment Tools, Behavioural Profiling, Business Planning, Employee Engagement, Employees, Hiring, Performance, Self-Management, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management
Tagged customer engagement, customer engagement conference, Donald Trump, Douglas Jackson, employee culture, Employee engagement, firing employees, Forbes, hiring, Hiring behaviours, James Comey, John Simpson CEO timpsons, Little Miss, Miss Late, money back guarantee recruitment, Mr Gurmpy, Mr Men, Netflix, Netflix hires great people, Patty mcCord Netflix, recruitment, Self-Management, Successful hiring, Timpson, You're fired
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Winning with Customer Experience 2016
A few weeks ago I headed to London to attend the Winning with Customer Experience conference. On arriving at the American Square Conference Centre the venue was impressive and I was greeted with a smile and guided to the conference, just in … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Best Practice, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Contact, Customer Experience, Douglas Jackson, Employee Engagement, multi channel customer experience
Tagged American Square Conference Centre, Bristol and Wessex Water, Contact Centre, Cranfield University, Customer Experience, customer experience awards, Customer Service, Direct Line, Douglas Jackson, Employee engagement, Ericsson, Financial Services Customer Experience, Firstource, Insurance Customer Experience, LV, Nationwide Building Society, Northern Gas, Standard Life, Utilities Customer Experience, waitrose, Winning with Customer Experience, Winning with CX
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The Forum – Customer Strategy & Planning Conference – Changing Gear.
This week, some of TeamDJ headed up to Newcastle for the Customer Strategy and Planning Conference. The event opened with some light-hearted, North East linguistic training from the Forum’s adopted ‘Geordie’ Chris Rainsforth. The 400+ strong delegates were able to successfully … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Best Practice, Business Planning, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Contact, Customer Experience, Customer Experience ROI, Digital Experience, Douglas Jackson
Tagged #forumconf, Argos, Awards, British Gas, CEX, Contact Centre, Contact Centre Analytics, Customer Contact Planning, Customer Experinece, Customer Strategy, Digital Experience, Douglas Jackson, DX, Employee engagement, Essex and Suggolk Water, Hughes Insurance, Innovation Awards, James Leach, LV, Motability, multichannel, NE Ambulance, omni channel, Resource Planning, Response, self help, Self-Serve, The Forum, The Forum online, Ulster University
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Customer Strategy and Planning – ‘Bridging the Gap’
April 2014 and TeamDJ head to Brighton for this year’s Customer Strategy and Planning Conference. The headline; ‘Bridging the Gap’, almost had a dual meaning, along with the twitter hashtag #roadtobrighton, as, just before the start of the Professional Planning … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Best Practice, Business Planning, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Service Industry, Customer Strategy, Douglas Jackson, Employee Engagement, Homeworking, Performance, Resource Planning Industry, Talent Management
Tagged Arise Homeworking, Awards, Best Practice in Contact Centre, brighton, Call Centre Best Practice, Call Centre Development, Capital One, Contact Centre, Contact Centre Awards, customer engagement, Customer Strategy, Darren Lawrenson, Employee engagement, Innovation, LV, Neopost, PPF Heroes, PPFCONF, Professional Planning Forum, Resource Planning, Richard Sedley, Santander, Seren, Speech Analytics, UPC, WebhelpUK
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How to Recruit and Retain the Best Talent – Part Two, Retention
Following on from our earlier post How to Recruit and Retain the Best Talent – Recruitment, we follow Recruitment with Retention: According to the Sunday Times, the first Monday back to work after new year’s day, is the most popular day of … Continue reading
Posted in Clients, Contact Centre Industry, Employee Engagement, Employees, Hiring, Retention, Talent Acquisition
Tagged Attrition, Employee engagement, employee retention, how to retain talent, recruitment, Recruitment Strategy, Retention, Retention tips, retentionstrategies, Reward Recognition
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Employee Engagement – Episode 2 ‘The Prequel’
For our Guest Blog this week we are delighted to welcome back Karen Wenborn, Customer Experience Evangelist and a real advocate for Employee Engagement. Karen’s previous Guest Blog was one of the most read and searched Douglas Jackson articles in … Continue reading
Posted in Candidate Experience, Contact Centre Industry, Employee Engagement, Leadership, Recruitment, Talent Management
Tagged Candidate Experience, Customer Experience, EE, Employee engagement, Inducting new employees, Onboarding new employees, Recruiting Great Candidates, Recruitment Experience, Successful hiring, successful induction programmes, Successful Recruitment, successful recruitment process
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5 Key Steps to Delivering a Good Customer Service
This seems like such a simple question, after all, it is what each and every one of us who work with, or within Customer Service talk about and strive for each and every day. We asked our valued network and … Continue reading
