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Trying to move too quickly, or claiming to be something at odds with reality, can cause credibility and cultural issues. At this point, I ask you this question: what kind of leader and exercise of leadership plants the seeds of transformational change and then nurtures this seeds to fruition?
The manifestation of a remarkable customer experience is ingrained in the company’s culture. Observing the cultures of companies allows you to foresee in some way, how customers are dealt with and the kind of customer service they offer. It is the atmosphere where your customer service team works in.
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