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Why This Health System Offers Refunds to Dissatisfied Patients

Harvard Business

We correctly suspected that the media would find a degree of fascination with the story. Our strongest motivation, however, was getting skin in the game to galvanize our 30,000 employees to achieve an excellent patient experience every time, and to create a forcing function for improvement, uncovering problems we were unaware of.

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Change Management Is Becoming Increasingly Data-Driven. Companies Aren’t Ready

Harvard Business

Apply Social Media Analytics to Identify Stakeholder Sentiment. They are also more likely than employees to comment on social media about changes a company is making, thus giving potentially vital insight into how they are responding. Deploying them now is critical to ensure success with data-driven change initiatives in the future.

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2022 wage strategies: How contact centers can face the Great Resignation

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We see that investing up front in talent is the most efficient way to simultaneously improve your customer experience and your bottom line. In the face of the Great Resignation, the efficiency gained from automation, process improvements, and talent acquisition/retention must be re-invested to retain talent.