Measuring Progress is a Bottom Line Difference Maker

Posted: 18 February, 2009 (2) Comment

Clarifying employee expectations and creating reward and incentive schemes go hand in hand with increased sales. That’s what measuring company progress can do for you. But it’s “how” companies are deploying performance measurement programs that is changing the business landscape today.

Historically, gauging consumer “experiences” has been the primary responsibility of the customer service department.

But in my experience, customer service departments have become little more complaint departments. Or even worse, a place to go for customers to go and replace unwanted merchandise. Let’s face it, you can’t use the current customer service department model as a way to gauge the health and vibrancy of your company’s customer relationships – it’s an outmoded model that is spread too thin in terms of responsibilities and is not advanced enough to handle all the measurements that need addressing across the company.

Enter the mystery shopper.

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