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Blog Post: 3 Ways to Measure Employee Loyalty: Defined as showing constant support to an…; Added by ISL Recruitment at 7:15am on August 15, 2017

Blog Post: Trends to Follow to Improve Your Brand Loyalty: Building customer loyalty is an important aspect to any business. In fact, in many instances loyal customers are worth their weight in gold compared to new consumers. However, retaining those…; Added by Alicia Walker at 9:18am on July 25, 2022

Blog Post: Product Head: Retail Loyalty Analytics , Bangalore: Salary: DOE

Job Type : Full Time / Permanent

Experience : 7 To 15+ Years

Job Description:

POSITION: Product Head: Retail Loyalty Analytics

REPORTS TO: Line…; Added by Amit Gupta at 3:35am on May 9, 2009

Blog Post: Why the Customer Journey Should Be a Continuous Process

For many businesses, the customer journey stops once…

Added by Alicia Walker at 4:09am on September 22, 2022

Blog Post: The potential of a promising career increases employee loyalty

In general, loyal employees working for one employer for more…

Added by Daniela Berakova at 6:02am on March 21, 2018

Blog Post: 3 Ways to Measure Employee Loyalty

Defined as “demonstrating constant support to an institution”, company…

Added by ISL Recruitment at 8:53am on September 2, 2018

Comment on: Blog Post 'Expectation of Service - The Customer Loyalty Myth in Recruitment': omer loyalty, is flawed, and as a result, your conclusion is flawed. Here is my counter argument: A close friend once asked how I dealt with disappointment. My answer was difficult to express because the truth is, I am rarely disappointed. This is true because I strive to never place unrealistic expectations on people, places, or things. By way of illustration, I will use your own example of visiting a restaurant for the first time. Without an existing recommendation from someone who has already eaten there, I generally have no or low expectations of any restaurant that I’m trying for the first time. The restaurant’s ambiance, the wait staff’s appearance, friendliness, and attentiveness, along with the number of other patrons already there may give me some sense of what is in store, but I withhold judgment until I’ve eaten and left. Of course, a McDonalds in Pittsburgh is going to afford the same dining experience as one in Topeka . . . . If the experience was good or great, I will go again. And while my expectations are now higher, they are only slightly. If after a half-dozen visits over the course of perhaps a year or more, I continue to have good or great dining experiences, that particular restaurant will have earned my loyalty. This is not to say that from time to time, I won’t try another restaurant for any number of reasons. Nonetheless, the restaurant who has earned my loyalty will continue to receive the lion’s share of my business. That is unless and until another restaurant usurps that loyalty due to my favored eatery not maintaining the high standards that won my loyalty in the first place. For me, and I suspect for most of us, our customer loyalty is granted for more than just good service at a fair price. Customer loyalty is all about the TOTAL USER EXPERIENCE. If a recruiter or agency provides exceptional customer service on a consistent basis, it stands to reason; customers will in fact develop a reasonable expectation of excellence and will grant their loyalty. Of course, a Robt. Half office in Pittsburgh is going to afford the same staffing experience as one in Topeka . . .…; Added by Tony Palm at 12:01pm on November 14, 2011

Blog Post: The new loyalty and the freelance employee: Loyalty is not what it used to be… and it shouldn’t be.

By Jose Ruiz

Translated from articule published in…; Added by Jose J. Ruiz at 12:34am on December 18, 2009

Blog Post: Building Unconditional Customer Loyalty: This past weekend I had the pleasure of being with my wife as she watched her beloved alma mater, Ohio State, beat Michigan in their yearly football matchup. While it’s been several decades since…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 10:10am on November 26, 2012

Blog Post: On the virtues of work experience...: Quote for the Day: Friday, July 6th, 2007

"It's a curious thing, this esteem we have for longevity. Why is an anniversary cause for celebration? I can see it in some…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 10:39am on July 6, 2007