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July 9, 2018
The Intimate Tie Between Customer Experience & Employee Experience
By: Matt Sharrers
Curt Redden, Global Director of Talent Development for UPS Capital, joins us on to discuss talent management and, specifically, the connection between the experience of the employee and the experience of the customer.
Skip to minute 4:21 to listen to Curt describe emerging challenges facing talent management:
“What I’ve seen, as my role has evolved, is a huge challenge with what I believe is a coming war for top talent. How are we going to become an employer of choice that allows us to get the right people on board and give them the best employee experience? What value will our talent get from us? …”
Listen to minute 14:21 to hear Curt explain the value of making small changes that affect EX:
“One example is something we implement in our meetings is “keep it or kill it”. An employee suggested this in one of our employee engagement committees and it everyone loved the idea. The suggestion was no one could leave the meeting until we find an outdated process that we could all agree to kill…”
Skip to minute 16:05 to listen to Curt give advice on enhancing talent performance.
“What drives performance is strength-based coaching about near-term objectives. The best coaches get in and work with their talent. They don’t sit down and review their last quarters and give feedback on their performance. You have to have those performance discussions. But I’m consistently seeing that focusing heavily on strength-based coaching is what drives mprovement…”
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Matt Sharrers is the CEO of SBI, a management consulting firm specialized in sales and marketing that is dedicated to helping you Make Your Number. Forbes recognizes SBI as one of The Best Management Consulting Firms in 2017.
Over the course of nearly a decade at SBI, Matt Sharrers was an instrumental early partner guiding SBI as the Senior Partner. Matt’s functional responsibilities included acting as the head of sales where he led SBI’s double-digit revenue growth, and was responsible for the hiring function to build SBI’s team of revenue generation experts.
Prior to joining SBI in 2009, Matt spent eleven years leading sales and marketing teams as a Vice President of Sales. Matt has “lived in the field.” As a result, he is the foremost expert in the art of separating fact from fiction as it relates to revenue growth best practices. CEOs and Private equity investors turn to Matt’s team at SBI when they need to unlock trapped growth inside of their companies.
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