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- How important are your people...Really? This might seem an easy question to answer, as I imagine most customer led… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 days ago
- John recently received great feedback following the successful completion of two business critical hires for a fast… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 days ago
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- RT @douglasjackson: I saw a term this week regarding Executive Search firms, 'cookie cutter'. It was a new one on me but it was calling o… 1 week ago
Tag Archives: Talent retention
How You and Your Leaders Can Emerge Stronger and More Successful
How will you and your teams emerge stronger? How will you address skill gaps in your workforce? Continue reading
Posted in Behavioural Assessment Tools, Behavioural Profiling, Best Practice, Career Development, Contact Centre Industry, Developing Resilient Leaders, Diversity and Inclusion, Executive Search, Hiring Resilient Leaders, Homeworking, Leadership, Motivation, Personal Development, resilience, Resilient Leadership, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management
Tagged betterleaders, betterteams, developing resilience, highperformanceleadership, hiringforresilience, How to hire resilient leaders, leadershipdevelopment, leadershipresilience, resilience, resilience profiling, Resilient Leaders, Resilient Leadership, Talent retention, talentacquisition
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Attracting and Retaining The Skills For The Future.
I was at a recent event and talking to a Director of Customer Experience about the changing roles within the customer market, as well as the perception vs the reality of the pace of change, given that voice is still … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Candidate Experience, Candidates, Career Development, Contact Centre Industry, Customer Contact, Customer Experience, customer service, Customer Service Industry, Recruitment, Retention, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management
Tagged Attracting and retaining the skills for the future, Authentic CEO, CEO, Contact Centre, Contact Centre Future Leaders, Customer Experience, Customer Service, Douglas Jackson, Ethical, Future CEO, Future skills for customer contact, Raconteur, recruit good contact centre people, skills for the future, Talent Acquisition, Talent attraction, Talent retention, Worforce, Workers of the future, Workers Voice
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