198: The Value of Outspoken Employees

Customer Service Revolution

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In this episode of the Customer Service Revolution Podcast, John DiJulius discusses the critical role of employee feedback in shaping company culture and improving customer experience. He emphasizes the importance of encouraging outspoken employees, differentiating between divine discontent and negative attitudes, and the necessity of effective employee engagement surveys. DiJulius also highlights the significance of investing in employee development, creating a culture of accountability, and understanding the dynamics of employee turnover. The conversation touches on innovative training approaches and the impact of generational differences in the workplace, ultimately advocating for a holistic view of employee experience.

takeaways

Outspoken employees can provide valuable feedback.
Complaining customers act as free consultants.
Employee engagement surveys must be acted upon.
A strong company culture reduces turnover.
Investing in employees leads to better performance.
Caring for employees enhances retention.
The Disney boss concept highlights superficial engagement.
Emotional intelligence is crucial in leadership.
New employees often feel lost and unsupported.
Understanding turnover helps improve hiring practices.

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