Outperforming your competition with Employee and Customer Engagement

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Concentrate on creating a great environment for your employees, and they will create a great experience for your customers.

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Outperformingyour competition by actively engaging employees and customers

Karen K. NathanDecember 17, 2010

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What is Employee Engagement?

Say

Stay

Strive

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Engaged Employees:

• Trust leadership

• Understand the business and their role in its success

• Focus on what is expected of them

• Feel informed, included and valued

• Know that their manager takes a personal interest in them, and provides opportunities to develop new skills.

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What is Customer Engagement?

• Definition: Connections consumers make through a variety of media.

• Result: Adedicated fan base of people who not only buy products or use services, but also encourage others to do the same.

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Fully engaged customers buy

more, demonstrate loyalty, and are more

profitable than average customers.

Fully engaged employees are more productive, innovative, creative, and loyal

than average employees.

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Increased employee engagement leads to increased customer engagement

Concentrate on creating a great environment for your employees, and they will create a great experience

for your customers.

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Rules of Engagement

• Make it a priority

• Look at it as “a way of life,” not an initiative

• Don’t spend too much $$$

• Be deliberate and use common sense

• Ask for help

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Why bother?

You are an expert in your line of work, but may not know how to maximize the value in your employees.

Why work with a pro?

Turn apathy, disillusionment, or resentment backto enthusiasm and optimism.

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Increased employee engagement leads to increased customer engagement

Concentrate on creating a great environment for your employees, and they will create a great experience

for your customers.