Funergizers explores the impacts, costs and reasons for poor staff engagement in customer contact centres. This slide show also provides 4 practical things team leaders can focus on to help create more engagement within your customer contact centre.
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The document discusses the importance of employee engagement and satisfaction for business success. It notes that 50% of UK employees leave their jobs due to discontent with their managers. Engaged employees can develop customer loyalty, make fewer mistakes, provide excellent customer service, and help win more business. The benefits of engaged employees include being more creative problem solvers. The document recommends that business leaders recruit for attitude, engage with staff, and set a positive example from the top to create a supportive work environment where employees and customers are happy.
The document discusses the importance of employee retention, recognition, and reward programs. It notes that the majority of employees leave their jobs due to lack of appreciation from their supervisor. Recognition is a basic human need and can improve employee performance, engagement, and loyalty. The document provides examples of low-cost recognition strategies companies can implement, such as verbal praise, acknowledgement cards, and team lunches. It emphasizes that recognition should be specific, timely, personal, and frequent in order to positively impact employee retention.
Think about the best people you’ve ever worked with. Your best placements. Your best clients. Your best recruiters. What do they do differently every day, every week, every month and every year? You’ll discover that everything they do is predictable. In this session, industry expert Lou Adler will show you how to uncover the predictors of success during the intake meeting with your hiring manager clients. Then you’ll use these same predictors to drive every aspect of the recruiting process from sourcing to negotiating offers.
Here are some of the key takeaways Adler will cover in this can’t miss session:
- Learn how to get hiring managers to happily discard skills and experience infested job descriptions.
- Find out what it takes to get hiring managers to see every one of your candidates.
- How to predict and measure quality of hire long before the hire.
- How to close more offers by taking compensation off the table.
The document summarizes the results of an employee survey conducted at Druid Hills Golf Club in 2008. It provides information on employee tenure, areas of work, leadership, performance and benefits. Key findings are that employees understand the club's direction but scores were low in some areas. Training managers and improving communication with employees were identified as areas for improvement. Nearly 80% of employees were satisfied overall and would recommend the club, but turnover remains an issue that more training and development could help address.
Evaluating Management Accountability Impact Above and Beyond Business Perform...The HR Observer
This document discusses evaluating managerial accountability beyond business performance metrics. It suggests that managers have responsibilities for developing their team, acting as role models, coaching/mentoring, and aligning with corporate strategy. Focusing only on driving short-term results can negatively impact employee engagement, mental health, innovation and the company's reputation over the long run. Introducing a "Blue Mindset" framework measures manager mindsets and provides interventions to encourage values-aligned, sustainable performance that considers employees and long-term impacts.
Jayna Watts has over 15 years of experience in operations management, leadership development, and revenue generation. As the Director of Operations for Massage Envy from 2015 to 2016, she increased net income by 127% year over year and developed strategies to improve the customer experience and operations. Previously, as General Manager of Massage Envy from 2011 to 2015, she led a staff of 60 employees and increased monthly membership sales by an average of 15%. She has a proven ability to build exceptional teams and turn around poor performing clinics.
Executive Directions completed research last year in Executive Career Decision Making. This research was conducted in Asia Pacfic with the majority of participants residing in Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney. We are pleased to make the results available.
The document summarizes research on executive careers, finding that the average age was 43, with most holding titles of managing director, senior vice president, or vice president. When making career decisions, executives are most influenced by their own intuition, family, current boss, and mentor. They are most attracted to new roles with opportunities for change, team fit, and culture. Staying with a company is most influenced by opportunities for growth, a good boss, and team caliber. The top career motivators are achieving through their own effort, working effectively with others, and working for a highly regarded company. The greatest career accelerations came from taking on challenging financial roles early, managing large complex businesses, and turning around businesses. Taking career
The document discusses the importance of employee engagement and satisfaction for business success. It notes that 50% of UK employees leave their jobs due to discontent with their managers. Engaged employees can develop customer loyalty, make fewer mistakes, provide excellent customer service, and help win more business. The benefits of engaged employees include being more creative problem solvers. The document recommends that business leaders recruit for attitude, engage with staff, and set a positive example from the top to create a supportive work environment where employees and customers are happy.
The document discusses the importance of employee retention, recognition, and reward programs. It notes that the majority of employees leave their jobs due to lack of appreciation from their supervisor. Recognition is a basic human need and can improve employee performance, engagement, and loyalty. The document provides examples of low-cost recognition strategies companies can implement, such as verbal praise, acknowledgement cards, and team lunches. It emphasizes that recognition should be specific, timely, personal, and frequent in order to positively impact employee retention.
Think about the best people you’ve ever worked with. Your best placements. Your best clients. Your best recruiters. What do they do differently every day, every week, every month and every year? You’ll discover that everything they do is predictable. In this session, industry expert Lou Adler will show you how to uncover the predictors of success during the intake meeting with your hiring manager clients. Then you’ll use these same predictors to drive every aspect of the recruiting process from sourcing to negotiating offers.
Here are some of the key takeaways Adler will cover in this can’t miss session:
- Learn how to get hiring managers to happily discard skills and experience infested job descriptions.
- Find out what it takes to get hiring managers to see every one of your candidates.
- How to predict and measure quality of hire long before the hire.
- How to close more offers by taking compensation off the table.
The document summarizes the results of an employee survey conducted at Druid Hills Golf Club in 2008. It provides information on employee tenure, areas of work, leadership, performance and benefits. Key findings are that employees understand the club's direction but scores were low in some areas. Training managers and improving communication with employees were identified as areas for improvement. Nearly 80% of employees were satisfied overall and would recommend the club, but turnover remains an issue that more training and development could help address.
Evaluating Management Accountability Impact Above and Beyond Business Perform...The HR Observer
This document discusses evaluating managerial accountability beyond business performance metrics. It suggests that managers have responsibilities for developing their team, acting as role models, coaching/mentoring, and aligning with corporate strategy. Focusing only on driving short-term results can negatively impact employee engagement, mental health, innovation and the company's reputation over the long run. Introducing a "Blue Mindset" framework measures manager mindsets and provides interventions to encourage values-aligned, sustainable performance that considers employees and long-term impacts.
Jayna Watts has over 15 years of experience in operations management, leadership development, and revenue generation. As the Director of Operations for Massage Envy from 2015 to 2016, she increased net income by 127% year over year and developed strategies to improve the customer experience and operations. Previously, as General Manager of Massage Envy from 2011 to 2015, she led a staff of 60 employees and increased monthly membership sales by an average of 15%. She has a proven ability to build exceptional teams and turn around poor performing clinics.
Executive Directions completed research last year in Executive Career Decision Making. This research was conducted in Asia Pacfic with the majority of participants residing in Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney. We are pleased to make the results available.
The document summarizes research on executive careers, finding that the average age was 43, with most holding titles of managing director, senior vice president, or vice president. When making career decisions, executives are most influenced by their own intuition, family, current boss, and mentor. They are most attracted to new roles with opportunities for change, team fit, and culture. Staying with a company is most influenced by opportunities for growth, a good boss, and team caliber. The top career motivators are achieving through their own effort, working effectively with others, and working for a highly regarded company. The greatest career accelerations came from taking on challenging financial roles early, managing large complex businesses, and turning around businesses. Taking career
Karen Reid, Chief Executive Officer of Family Services, presented results from their organizational review which found that while their impact on children and families was generally good, their performance in key strategic areas like planning, stakeholder involvement, and leadership needed improvement. Performance was rated as adequate to weak in intervening early, assessing risks and needs, care planning, strategic planning, involving children and families, and leadership for change and improvement.
Employing Workforce Analytics to Measure and Drive EngagementThe HR Observer
This document discusses how companies can use workforce analytics to measure and improve employee engagement. It suggests that understanding the demographics and characteristics of one's workforce, as well as monitoring trends in engagement, can help organizations address leadership gaps, build an adaptable workforce, and drive growth. Regular measurement of employee engagement is presented as important for increasing trust, innovation, and productivity while decreasing turnover and resistance to change.
Gretchen is an experienced executive with a background in finance, real estate, and community involvement. She has overseen large business units and increased profits significantly. Gretchen has an MBA and has scored in the top percentile on related exams. She has started and managed her own businesses, developing them from the ground up through strategic planning, negotiations, and managing teams. Gretchen invites contact through the provided email, LinkedIn, and phone number.
This document discusses strategies for improving organizational performance by focusing efforts on different categories of performers. It identifies that typically 20% of organizations are top performers, 60% are middle performers, and 20% are lowest performers. The biggest challenge is determining where to focus efforts to drive incremental gains. The document recommends recognizing and rewarding top performers, moving the middle performers by 5% which can yield more revenue than lifting the top 10% by 5%, and providing experienced feedback or training to the lowest performers. It also describes implementing best practices, reward programs, metrics, and milestones to improve performance across categories.
The document appears to be a survey about the impacts of the economic downturn on departments and employees. It asks questions about measures taken like layoffs or furloughs and what percentage of employees were affected. Additional questions gauge employee morale, perceptions of the future, and how hiring has changed from 2007-2008 to today. The final questions ask leaders to reflect on how their team will emerge from the recession.
Christopher Dube: Employer-brand_company-culture+employee-engagementChristopher Dube
Christopher Dube: Business speaking engagement powerpoint for business leaders on growing company culture & increasing engagement with a fast growing & evolving generational workforce.
CITO Research: How Gamification Helps Call Centers Share the LoveMatt Foster
Gamification techniques were implemented at a call center to improve agent engagement, productivity, and retention. The gamification platform allowed agents to see metrics, compete on leaderboards, and earn badges. It reduced training time by over 75% and improved service levels by 9% and sales by 8-12%. Agent turnover decreased significantly as gamification made the job more enjoyable and satisfying.
Tech Data's core values include integrity and respect in all interactions, teamwork through investing in employees and working collaboratively, and partnership through strategic relationships that benefit all parties. They also value passion for winning by striving to be the best and deliver results, and ownership through personal accountability and responsibility. Their guiding principles emphasize hiring the right passionate people, honoring commitments, continually improving, achieving goals, being financially responsible, recognizing achievements, and continuously improving processes.
This document discusses a case study about issues arising at Independence Engineering Company regarding employee attitudes and performance evaluation. It analyzes the perspectives of the company, an employee named Srivatsa, and the manager Lajpat. Srivatsa has become dissatisfied with the company's fixed grade pay system and lack of monetary benefits or positive feedback. This has hurt employee motivation, relations, and commitment. The document proposes solutions like rewards, feedback sessions, and a balanced scorecard approach to performance management to improve loyalty, productivity, and staff retention.
Simple solutions to common people problems(finished)RandyBett
Small business owners often lack formal HR support and feel alone dealing with employee issues. However, there are simple solutions. First, eliminate unnecessary rules that make work difficult or don't help business objectives. Ask employees what processes inhibit productivity. Second, clearly communicate changing priorities so employees don't waste time on projects deemed unnecessary. Third, pay star employees based on their value rather than salary benchmarks, as replacing them is expensive. These approaches help improve employee morale, productivity and smooth operations.
Case Study: Planning A Successful Capital Campaign, Green Top GroceryNFCACoops
This document discusses the feasibility of starting a new food co-op, providing examples of other successful co-ops that have raised hundreds of thousands in funding. It then outlines the funding sources and amounts for the new co-op, totaling over $3.5 million from member equity and loans, grants, cooperative loans, landlord contributions, and bank debt. The funds will be used for leasehold improvements, equipment, inventory, fees, promotion, staffing, operations, interest, working capital, and an overrun allowance.
The document discusses factors that influence job satisfaction, including the work itself, pay, promotion opportunities, supervision, coworkers, and working conditions. It also outlines ways for employees to express dissatisfaction, such as through exit, voice, loyalty, or neglect. Finally, it examines some consequences of job satisfaction, noting that satisfied employees are only slightly more likely to perform well and less likely to be absent than dissatisfied workers, but are less likely to leave their organization.
Succession Lending Center provides bank financing to independent financial advisors to promote small business ownership. It offers immediate liquidity, longer loan terms and lower payments than typical seller financing. The 12-stage loan process includes valuation, risk analysis, and lender selection. There is high demand but low supply of advisory practices for sale due to most advisors never retiring. Succession Lending aims to connect advisors and banks that historically have not interacted due to lack of experience and understanding on both sides.
Dan Powdermaker discusses how companies hitting the growth curve must focus to execute at potential. This means that company leaders must accurately assess their own capabilities and habits. They must husband resources effectively, strive to keep things simple, (but not too simple) and have a bias for action.
The document provides information about an individual's qualifications and experience in business consulting and exit planning. It discusses key drivers of business value, the stages of a business lifecycle, challenges with business exits, and how exit planning can result in a win-win sale that provides a fair price for the owner and a great business for the buyer. The individual offers complimentary support through a Value Builder System to help business owners assess and improve their business value.
Bringing the team together is only part of the puzzle. Transforming those people into high performing producers requires a plan. These steps will help you move to serving more clients and making more money.
This document discusses mergers and acquisitions and provides statistics on historical M&A failure rates. It notes that most acquisitions historically failed to meet expectations or destroyed shareholder value, with failure rates between 50-70% according to various studies. However, more recent deals since 2003 have been more successful, with around half destroying value rather than the higher rates before 2003. The document suggests this is due to organizations becoming more disciplined and focused on key factors like improving deal selection, getting the culture right between companies, and having a razor sharp focus on integration. It provides advice on various aspects of M&A including components of a deal, potential pitfalls to avoid, criteria for assessing targets, integration approaches, and keys to
Digital customer service for the digital age 24th march indigo blue peer 1 ...Dominic Monkhouse
Power to Your People – The Death and Rebirth of CRM
Presentation title: Digital Customer Service for the Digital Age
Dominic Monkhouse describes how audiences are operating online and how to deliver outstanding service through online channels
As a self-service evangelist, Dominic will be speaking about the ways in which digital customer service can improve the satisfaction of members rather than reduce it. Using experiences from his own business background as well as those of some of the world’s most customer focused organisations, Dominic will bring into sharp focus what members really want, and how we should be helping them to help themselves.
Additional talking points / details:
· Applications of social media channels, such as Twitter and Facebook, to deliver a service message
· Engaging with consumer audiences to understand satisfaction through techniques such as Net Promoter Score
· Benefits of adopting channels for two-way, open and transparent communications; building communities and engagement through social media
Netwealth educational webinar - Unlocking the value in your financial plann...netwealthInvest
During our February 2017 webinar, Rob Jones from Peloton Partners shared his research and insights into how to successfully grow your financial planning business.
Karen Reid, Chief Executive Officer of Family Services, presented results from their organizational review which found that while their impact on children and families was generally good, their performance in key strategic areas like planning, stakeholder involvement, and leadership needed improvement. Performance was rated as adequate to weak in intervening early, assessing risks and needs, care planning, strategic planning, involving children and families, and leadership for change and improvement.
Employing Workforce Analytics to Measure and Drive EngagementThe HR Observer
This document discusses how companies can use workforce analytics to measure and improve employee engagement. It suggests that understanding the demographics and characteristics of one's workforce, as well as monitoring trends in engagement, can help organizations address leadership gaps, build an adaptable workforce, and drive growth. Regular measurement of employee engagement is presented as important for increasing trust, innovation, and productivity while decreasing turnover and resistance to change.
Gretchen is an experienced executive with a background in finance, real estate, and community involvement. She has overseen large business units and increased profits significantly. Gretchen has an MBA and has scored in the top percentile on related exams. She has started and managed her own businesses, developing them from the ground up through strategic planning, negotiations, and managing teams. Gretchen invites contact through the provided email, LinkedIn, and phone number.
This document discusses strategies for improving organizational performance by focusing efforts on different categories of performers. It identifies that typically 20% of organizations are top performers, 60% are middle performers, and 20% are lowest performers. The biggest challenge is determining where to focus efforts to drive incremental gains. The document recommends recognizing and rewarding top performers, moving the middle performers by 5% which can yield more revenue than lifting the top 10% by 5%, and providing experienced feedback or training to the lowest performers. It also describes implementing best practices, reward programs, metrics, and milestones to improve performance across categories.
The document appears to be a survey about the impacts of the economic downturn on departments and employees. It asks questions about measures taken like layoffs or furloughs and what percentage of employees were affected. Additional questions gauge employee morale, perceptions of the future, and how hiring has changed from 2007-2008 to today. The final questions ask leaders to reflect on how their team will emerge from the recession.
Christopher Dube: Employer-brand_company-culture+employee-engagementChristopher Dube
Christopher Dube: Business speaking engagement powerpoint for business leaders on growing company culture & increasing engagement with a fast growing & evolving generational workforce.
CITO Research: How Gamification Helps Call Centers Share the LoveMatt Foster
Gamification techniques were implemented at a call center to improve agent engagement, productivity, and retention. The gamification platform allowed agents to see metrics, compete on leaderboards, and earn badges. It reduced training time by over 75% and improved service levels by 9% and sales by 8-12%. Agent turnover decreased significantly as gamification made the job more enjoyable and satisfying.
Tech Data's core values include integrity and respect in all interactions, teamwork through investing in employees and working collaboratively, and partnership through strategic relationships that benefit all parties. They also value passion for winning by striving to be the best and deliver results, and ownership through personal accountability and responsibility. Their guiding principles emphasize hiring the right passionate people, honoring commitments, continually improving, achieving goals, being financially responsible, recognizing achievements, and continuously improving processes.
This document discusses a case study about issues arising at Independence Engineering Company regarding employee attitudes and performance evaluation. It analyzes the perspectives of the company, an employee named Srivatsa, and the manager Lajpat. Srivatsa has become dissatisfied with the company's fixed grade pay system and lack of monetary benefits or positive feedback. This has hurt employee motivation, relations, and commitment. The document proposes solutions like rewards, feedback sessions, and a balanced scorecard approach to performance management to improve loyalty, productivity, and staff retention.
Simple solutions to common people problems(finished)RandyBett
Small business owners often lack formal HR support and feel alone dealing with employee issues. However, there are simple solutions. First, eliminate unnecessary rules that make work difficult or don't help business objectives. Ask employees what processes inhibit productivity. Second, clearly communicate changing priorities so employees don't waste time on projects deemed unnecessary. Third, pay star employees based on their value rather than salary benchmarks, as replacing them is expensive. These approaches help improve employee morale, productivity and smooth operations.
Case Study: Planning A Successful Capital Campaign, Green Top GroceryNFCACoops
This document discusses the feasibility of starting a new food co-op, providing examples of other successful co-ops that have raised hundreds of thousands in funding. It then outlines the funding sources and amounts for the new co-op, totaling over $3.5 million from member equity and loans, grants, cooperative loans, landlord contributions, and bank debt. The funds will be used for leasehold improvements, equipment, inventory, fees, promotion, staffing, operations, interest, working capital, and an overrun allowance.
The document discusses factors that influence job satisfaction, including the work itself, pay, promotion opportunities, supervision, coworkers, and working conditions. It also outlines ways for employees to express dissatisfaction, such as through exit, voice, loyalty, or neglect. Finally, it examines some consequences of job satisfaction, noting that satisfied employees are only slightly more likely to perform well and less likely to be absent than dissatisfied workers, but are less likely to leave their organization.
Succession Lending Center provides bank financing to independent financial advisors to promote small business ownership. It offers immediate liquidity, longer loan terms and lower payments than typical seller financing. The 12-stage loan process includes valuation, risk analysis, and lender selection. There is high demand but low supply of advisory practices for sale due to most advisors never retiring. Succession Lending aims to connect advisors and banks that historically have not interacted due to lack of experience and understanding on both sides.
Dan Powdermaker discusses how companies hitting the growth curve must focus to execute at potential. This means that company leaders must accurately assess their own capabilities and habits. They must husband resources effectively, strive to keep things simple, (but not too simple) and have a bias for action.
The document provides information about an individual's qualifications and experience in business consulting and exit planning. It discusses key drivers of business value, the stages of a business lifecycle, challenges with business exits, and how exit planning can result in a win-win sale that provides a fair price for the owner and a great business for the buyer. The individual offers complimentary support through a Value Builder System to help business owners assess and improve their business value.
Bringing the team together is only part of the puzzle. Transforming those people into high performing producers requires a plan. These steps will help you move to serving more clients and making more money.
This document discusses mergers and acquisitions and provides statistics on historical M&A failure rates. It notes that most acquisitions historically failed to meet expectations or destroyed shareholder value, with failure rates between 50-70% according to various studies. However, more recent deals since 2003 have been more successful, with around half destroying value rather than the higher rates before 2003. The document suggests this is due to organizations becoming more disciplined and focused on key factors like improving deal selection, getting the culture right between companies, and having a razor sharp focus on integration. It provides advice on various aspects of M&A including components of a deal, potential pitfalls to avoid, criteria for assessing targets, integration approaches, and keys to
Digital customer service for the digital age 24th march indigo blue peer 1 ...Dominic Monkhouse
Power to Your People – The Death and Rebirth of CRM
Presentation title: Digital Customer Service for the Digital Age
Dominic Monkhouse describes how audiences are operating online and how to deliver outstanding service through online channels
As a self-service evangelist, Dominic will be speaking about the ways in which digital customer service can improve the satisfaction of members rather than reduce it. Using experiences from his own business background as well as those of some of the world’s most customer focused organisations, Dominic will bring into sharp focus what members really want, and how we should be helping them to help themselves.
Additional talking points / details:
· Applications of social media channels, such as Twitter and Facebook, to deliver a service message
· Engaging with consumer audiences to understand satisfaction through techniques such as Net Promoter Score
· Benefits of adopting channels for two-way, open and transparent communications; building communities and engagement through social media
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During our February 2017 webinar, Rob Jones from Peloton Partners shared his research and insights into how to successfully grow your financial planning business.
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Calculate the financial impact engagement is having on your company and learn ways of improving it.
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How to run a Great Hotel - Presentation to Northern Ireland Hotels FederationEnda Larkin
This document provides an overview of achieving excellence in the hotel industry. It discusses four key themes: defining direction by establishing a vision, mission, and strategic goals; effective leadership at all levels of the hotel; engaging employees; and becoming truly customer focused. Under each theme, the document outlines various principles and frameworks. For example, it describes developing a leadership competence model that clarifies expectations for what leaders must achieve and how they manage work. The document emphasizes that engaged employees, effective leadership, and a customer focus are important drivers of excellence in the hotel industry.
This document discusses the importance of employee retention and engagement for business performance. It provides examples showing that companies with higher employee retention rates experience significantly higher sales and profits. Retention is closely linked to employee engagement. A small number of managers are often responsible for most attrition. The document recommends focusing on high performing "star" employees and solid contributors by providing career growth opportunities, competitive pay, and addressing issues with poor performing managers. It suggests using surveys to measure engagement and tracking attrition data to understand retention issues. Suggested actions include improving communication, compensation, career development programs, and performance management to enhance engagement and retention.
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The Leaky Fundraising Bucket – What’s Wrong and How to Fix ItBloomerang
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The document discusses why customer surveys often lack impact and how to create an effective Voice of the Customer (VOC) process that drives customer experience. It argues that surveys are not always relevant, reliable, or packaged in a way that creates an economic imperative for action. An effective VOC process integrates multiple data sources, provides granular and actionable reporting, quantifies revenue implications, and has formal processes for translating data into actions. It emphasizes understanding your audience, establishing reliability of findings, quantifying financial impacts, easy packaging of recommendations, and a focus on proactivity through known customer pain points and operational data.
Managing Employee Engagement through Organizational ChangeTalentMap
Our experience in working with hundreds of organizations shows that undergoing significant organizational change does not mean that employee engagement has to suffer as a result. Managed well, organizational change can drive big improvements in engagement. Yes, improvements! In fact, one client very recently achieved a 16% improvement in employee engagement while undergoing significant change and restructuring. How?
Creating Performance Based Culture through proper people managementKenny Ong
This document discusses managing performance through proper performance management. It covers key challenges in achieving organizational goals, aligning performance objectives, analyzing performance discrepancies, using incentives to manage performance, distinguishing employees based on relative performance, and managing team performance through collaboration and innovation. Some of the lessons discussed include aligning individual objectives with corporate goals, avoiding common desperate performance improvement methods, and managing the dangers of direct incentives.
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The document discusses topics for a customer insights meeting, including solutions to common call center problems and dealing with toxic employees. It notes that toxic employees can cause low productivity and quality, low morale, uncontrollable turnover, and other issues. The document provides examples of negative customer feedback about rude or unhelpful call center agents. It also lists some potential causes of toxic behavior and suggests discussing solutions.
The document discusses John Roberts' presentation on the relationship between internal and external customer service at Ford Motor Company. It will explore whether HR issues are sector-specific or company-specific, and share best practices in practical terms. It then provides a case study of Ford Retail, where strategic objectives aimed to differentiate through customer satisfaction. Initiatives like leadership programs, recognition programs, and surveys showed improved performance, staff attitudes, and customer focus from 2008-2010.
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The document provides advice on how to reshape an advisory business for dramatic growth, including adjusting approaches for clients under financial pressure, standing out from competitors, and using business models and tools to help clients and drive growth. It recommends becoming a facilitator rather than consultant, specializing in a niche, creating a virtual team of specialists, focusing on implementation over prescriptive approaches, listening to clients, and delivering immediate value to help clients in difficult economic times. The top 10 key things identified are facilitating over consulting, specializing, creating a virtual team, value pricing, focusing on implementation, listening to clients, helping clients differentiate, delivering immediate value, and minimizing risk.
This document discusses how collecting client feedback through surveys can help design firms improve in several key areas. It notes that 83% of clients who initially rated a firm below expectations improved their rating on subsequent surveys. Tracking feedback allows firms to better recognize staff contributions, improve value delivered to clients, increase profitability, enhance staff performance and retention, reduce liability risks, strengthen marketing efforts, and provide better leadership. The feedback data can also help assign staff to projects and guide training to maximize their skills.
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Employee Needs Powerpoint PresentationCindy Gordon
Research studies show that less than one-third of the workforce is highly engaged. Employee engagement not only impacts your bottom line through higher absenteeism, lower productivity and negativity, but also through the relationships these employees have with your customers and suppliers. Over the past three years employers have focused less attention on engagement strategies and more on fiscal survival. In tough economic times, cost cutting measures hit employees the most through staff reductions, wage freezes or reductions and the elimination of employee incentive programs. This has left the members of organizations feeling over worked and unappreciated. Improving engagement levels by focusing on employees needs is a cost effective way to ignite motivation and regain the commitment of your employees without a huge outlay of funds.
Creating Engagement through Employee Needs will offer participants an understanding and awareness of:
The cost of employee engagement to an organization
Why employee needs are relevant to engagement
The theoretical support to the significance of need as found by Abraham Maslow (1943 - A Theory of Human Motivation)
How needs can build engagement or create disengagement
How to create and implement cost effective engagement strategies that serve employee needs
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Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
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5. Impact No. 1 – High Turnover &
Absenteeism
Industry Average – 25%
Replacement Costs - $15 to $25K
per agent
6. Impact No. 1 – High Turnover & Absenteeism
100 seat centre – 25% T/O, minimum $375,000 per year
20% = $300,000
15% = $225,000
10% = $150,000
5% = $75,000
7. Impact No. 1 – High Turnover & Absenteeism
People Leave = Hard Life
for YOU!
Recruit – Train – Recruit – Train –
Recruit – Train…..
Focus on LOW END TASKS which
give SMALL RETURNS
9. Impact No. 2 – Poor Performance
When Staff Decide to Leave What Has Happened
Before That Day…
Poor Performance for the…
past 3 months? 6 months? 9 months? 12 months? 18 months?
IMPACT ON…YOUR TARGETS, YOUR RESULTS!
10. Impact No. 3 – Poor Customer Satisfaction
25% customers likely to say something positive
65% likely to speak negatively
23% who had positive service interaction told 10
or more
48% who had negative experience told 10 or
more
Harvard Business Review OnPoint article by Matthew Dixon, Karen Freeman and Nicholas Toman
11. Impact No. 3 – Poor Customer Satisfaction
$5,000,000 = $250k to $1.5M per year
$10,000,000 = $500k to $3M per year
$100,000,000 = $5M to $30M per year
Cost of bad service – 5% to 30% Gross Sales
14. Reasons for Disengagement
- Electronic surveillance and monitoring
- Timed breaks
- Unrealistic target setting
- Overall pressurized work environments
Reason No. 1 - Strict Work Environment
15. Reasons for Disengagement
5 ways of Appreciating
Recognise v’s Acknowledge
Reason No. 2 – Failure to Acknowledge
16. Reasons for Disengagement
5 ways of Appreciating
If you are simply giving away vouchers/gifts you are only
appealing to 20% of your workforce
What about the other 80%?
Reason No. 2 – Failure to Acknowledge
17. Reasons for Disengagement
Recognise v’s Acknowledge
Recognise – What you do (performance related)
Acknowledge – Who you are (Your significance as a person)
Reason No. 2 – Failure to Acknowledge
18. Reasons for Disengagement
75% of people leave
because of their Manager!!!
59% of Call Centre Managers –
biggest challenge having team
leaders with the skills to engage
their people.
Futurepeople, Heartonomics 2015
Reason No. 3 – Supervisor Problems
19. Costing You Money
-Strict Work Environment
Loosen Up!
-Failure to Acknowledge
Acknowledge staff for WHO they are!
-Supervisor Problems
Train Team Leaders so they can engage their team!
20. Total Costs of Disengaged Staff
Agent Replacement - $375K
Poor Performance – reputation, brand, re-training,
missed opportunities
Dissatisfied Customers - $250k - $1.5M
TOTAL COSTS = $625K to $1.875M +++ per year
100 seat centre, 25% turnover, $5M gross sales
21. Funergizers
15 years developing results driven programs
- Based on research, test and trials
- 100’s of programs, 1,000’s of participants
- Businesses are now implementing our programs
themselves with GREAT success
- Make sure you don’t waste time, money or resources
implementing something without reaping the benefits
22. Results from Funergizers Program
85% of participants said they felt more energized, positive,
productive and enthused about their work
78% of participants said they felt more appreciated by
their employer
82% of participants agreed the program built stronger
relationships
97% of participants agreed it was great for moral
23. Funergizers 4 Key Principles
Connect - Building Relationships
Appreciate - Valuing for ‘Who they are’
Serve - Helping one another
Fun - Creating positive atmosphere
27. Thank You
Download – Free eBook on Funergizers 4 Key Principles
http://www.funergizers.com/Employee-Engagement-Gift-Signup
Buy – Funergizers ‘Complete Staff Engagement Toolkit’
http://www.funergizers.com/store/workplace-employee-engagement-
programs/funergizers-diy-staff-engagement-toolkit
Register – ‘Funergize Your Workplace’ Workshop
http://www.funergizers.com/PublicWorkshopSyd.pdf
Editor's Notes
Grab a seat
Introduce yourself to others
Grab a head band – put it on
Select team captains – feather bower
Round of applause for cpatains
Welcome and thanks for investing your time with us this afternoon – Mike Symonds, Jock Wagner from Funergizers
What to expect – have a look at some of the reasons for disengagement and costs –We’ll then provide you with some ideas on how you can Funergize your Call Centre, increase staff engagement and as a result improve performance and improve your bottom line.
Sound good?
Acknowledge that they’ll know.
which most of you would have seen before, however…
You’ll be aware of it, and tried a few things to address, with limited success
You’re aware of it and nothing about it
Staff costs are 60-70%
That’s huge – it covers all these things…..
So if your operating costs are $500k = up to $350K
The disturbing thing is this…..
24% engaged
Remaining 76% disengaged – varying levels of disengagement
Like driving a high performance racing car and never getting out of first gear
There are 3 major issues which occur when staff are disengaged – and each one is costing you money!
Costs cover recruiting, hiring and training – doesn’t take into consideration lost opportunities
$375K – 7day/week centre that’s over $1,000 per day
Pull out $100 from your wallet or purse and cut it up – then do that every hour
What could you do with that extra money??
Invest in more staff – to give you greater flexibility
Invest in higher end training
New technology
The real cost though is the cost it places on you…
Additional time on recruiting, re-training, wasting time on low end jobs
Focusing on the basics which give you very little return, instead of focusing on the high end skills and behaviours which give you your greatest return.
Disengagement just doesn’t happen overnight – it’s something which builds over time
When someone decides to leave – what has happened prior to that? 3 months, 6 months, 12 months or even 18 months of disengagement prior to leaving.
How do you boil a frog? In cold water and bring to the boil – they don’t realise it’s happening.
What impact is this having on your targets. Your results. How much harder does that make your work?
Disengagement just doesn’t happen overnight – it’s something which builds over time
When someone decides to leave – what has happened prior to that? 3 months, 6 months, 12 months or even 18 months of disengagement prior to leaving.
How do you boil a frog? In cold water and bring to the boil – they don’t realise it’s happening.
What impact is this having on your targets. Your results. How much harder does that make your work?
Disengaged staff are driving your customers away in their droves
READ SLIDE
If our goal in business is to retain existing customers and ‘recruit’ new customers – So what is this really telling us? Dissatisfied customers are leaving and potential new customers are going else where – which impacts your bottom line and growth
READ SLIDE
Gap busters conducted some research, I think it was around early to mid 2000’s. What they discovered is that staff satisfaction and customer satisfaction is closely linked. When staff satisfaction rises, customer satisfaction rises.
What is even more remarkable is customer satisfaction had a triple increase – so for every 5 points staff satisfaction rose, customer satisfaction rose by 15 points.
In dollar terms – make a $10k investment into staff satisfaction (if done correctly) you get a $30k return – show me a bank account which gives you that kind of ROI
Lots of perceptions about different reasons – 3 common themes which always keep floating to the top
The sense of being locked in, rigid and controlling is creating an over pressurised workplace. Staff are becoming more stressed. If you work in a stressful environment for a majority of people it’s only natural you’ll want to up and leave
We all want to feel significant, valued and worthy. Who are they? What are their dreams? What are they passionate about? What are their desires? Fears?
Mouldy rice experiment.
Hands up who has a reward and recognition program – probably give away vouchers, movie tickets, pizza’s etc – you need to be really careful.
There’s actually 5 different ways people like to be appreciated, If you are sticking to just vouchers you are only appealing to 20% of your staff.
Difference between recognising and acknowledging – recognising is about performance – what you do
However acknowledgement is about – who you are as a person – feeling valued, significant and worthy.
We all want to feel significant, valued and worthy. Who are they? What are their dreams? What are they passionate about? What are their desires? Fears?
Mouldy rice experiment.
Hands up who has a reward and recognition program – probably give away vouchers, movie tickets, pizza’s etc – you need to be really careful.
There’s actually 5 different ways people like to be appreciated, If you are sticking to just vouchers you are only appealing to 20% of your staff.
Difference between recognising and acknowledging – recognising is about performance – what you do
However acknowledgement is about – who you are as a person – feeling valued, significant and worthy.
We all want to feel significant, valued and worthy. Who are they? What are their dreams? What are they passionate about? What are their desires? Fears?
Mouldy rice experiment.
Hands up who has a reward and recognition program – probably give away vouchers, movie tickets, pizza’s etc – you need to be really careful.
There’s actually 5 different ways people like to be appreciated, If you are sticking to just vouchers you are only appealing to 20% of your staff.
Difference between recognising and acknowledging – recognising is about performance – what you do
However acknowledgement is about – who you are as a person – feeling valued, significant and worthy.
Future people 2015 heartonomics report showed that 59% of respondents said their biggest challenge will be having team leaders with the skills to engage their people.
That’s huge!!!
So it’s imperative you provide your team leaders with the tools to help them engage and connect with their teams
Recap…so what exactly is it costing?
How does this make you feel?
PAUSE
Just imagine for a moment, if we flip it around and you were able to have even just a portion of this available to spend?
Where would you invest the money?
The bottom line is you can. We’ll show you how.
We, at Funergizers have spent 15 years on developing results driven, working programs based on research, test and trials, running 100’s of programs with thousands of participants. As a result of this ground work we are in a position to enable you to implement these profitable changes in your organisation. After all you don’t want to waste money on implementing something without reaping the results. Common sense would tell you to use somebody with a success history such as Funergizers – right?
PAUSE
Here’s some results we have had working with a utilities call centre
READ RESULTS
How did we achieve these?
PAUSE
We implemented our program which focused on fostering the following 4 key principles - which bought about the change.
The first one…
We, at Funergizers have spent 15 years on developing results driven, working programs based on research, test and trials, running 100’s of programs with thousands of participants. As a result of this ground work we are in a position to enable you to implement these profitable changes in your organisation. After all you don’t want to waste money on implementing something without reaping the results. Common sense would tell you to use somebody with a success history such as Funergizers – right?
PAUSE
Here’s some results we have had working with a utilities call centre
READ RESULTS
How did we achieve these?
PAUSE
We implemented our program which focused on fostering the following 4 key principles - which bought about the change.
The first one…
(explain the flow on and connection)
Connect – Built relationships – remember future people survey 59% call centre managers said biggest challenge is team leaders not having the skills to connect and engage
Appreciate – staff feeling valued for who they are
Serve – Staff helping one another
Fun – creating a positive atmosphere
Before we start – take note of the feeling in the room….
Chocolate Frogs – fill out
Rules
Balloon Bash
Novelty Baton
Coin Drop
Handout frogs – explain
Announce winners
Prizes
….how do you feel now?
What difference did you notice from before and after?
PAUSE
Also we didn’t have to spend the whole day, half a day, an hour or even half an hour – the feeling changed within 3 minutes
If we can do it here, we can enable your team leaders to easily achieve the same result with our DIY staff engagement toolkit. PAUSE
So the kit is 29 57 contains everything you need to successfully recreate these results.
Let’s refresh our memory
The cost of staff disengagement…
Are you happy leaving it like that? PAUSE
Einstein said…….
The ball is in your court to bring about the change
Thank you very much for your time and participation. Have a great night.
We hope you found it valuable, for those who are interested in the DIY Kit, jock and I will be here to help you out.