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6 Tips to Delivering Customer Value

04/04/2017
Reading Time: 1 min read
Vector business conceptual background in flat style.  The hand of businessman holding magnet and attracts happy customers or clients of different age and race to the business.

Vector business conceptual background in flat style. The hand of businessman holding magnet and attracts happy customers or clients of different age and race to the business.

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Leading your company had better not be like herding cats.
How do you get everyone moving in the same direction, like a finely tuned machine?

1 – Ensure your folks know the direction. Sounds simple, but often this isn’t the case. We give our employees the mushroom treatment..

2. Ensure the message on the company direction is relevant to your folks. You don’t want them daydreaming through this discussion. Make it real. Give examples. Give examples that involve your folks, the functions. Make it a discussion. Get everyone involved.

3. Set individual goals based on each person’s key role in delivering value. Make those goals the primary ones. Have the informal discussions to get your folks to buy into their role. You want passionate people when it comes to delivering customer value.

4. Create and refine systems that support delivering the value. Do Six Sigma FEMA analyses to understand the critical risk points, and address them. Foolproof the system.

5. Listen to customer feedback, and ensure team members are aware of it. The value to the customers may be shifting, and the company needs to change to address it. Market research, customer visits help to gain customer insight here.

6. Have fun with your team. Take some time to socialize, play bingo, bowl or just enjoy a BBQ. The team works hard, and friendships go a long way on a stressful day.
As always, let me know what works for you, or where you need some advice

 
Author: Tove Rasmussen, of Partners Creating Wealth

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