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The "Official" (and somewhat boring) Shep Hyken Bio...

Shep Hyken, CSP, CPAE is the Chief Amazement Officer at Shepard Presentations. As a speaker and author, Shep works with companies and organizations who want to build loyal relationships with their customers and employees. His articles have been read in hundreds of publications, and he is the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling business author of "Moments of Magic," "The Loyal Customer," "The Cult of the Customer" and "The Amazement Revolution." He is also the creator of The Customer Focus program, which helps clients develop a customer service culture and loyalty mindset.

In 1983 Shep founded Shepard Presentations and since then has worked with hundreds of client
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What’s More Important, Happy Customers or Happy Employees?

Happy Customers Make Happy EmployeesDo happy employees make happy customers, or is it the other way around? Do happy customers make employees happy? 

I’ve written in many articles and books that a focus on the employee experience will improve the customer experience. The logic makes sense. If you treat employees well, they will be more engaged with their customers and fellow employees. My mantra has been: 

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What’s More Important, Happy Customers or Happy Employees?

Do happy employees make happy customers, or is it the other way around? Do happy customers make employees happy? 

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“The purpose of every business and organization is to get and keep customers.”
Shep Hyken, The Cult of the Customer: Create an Amazing Customer Experience That Turns Satisfied Customers Into Customer Evangelists

“If we consistently exceed the expectations of employees, they will consistently exceed the expectations of our customers.”
Shep Hyken

“When you wrap up a task for someone who counts on you and/ or your team, why not take a moment to ask how it went? Why not ask, “Hey, how easy were we to work with?” In fact, why not ask them to rate you on a scale of one to 10 to let you know how hassle-free the experience of working with you or buying from you was? If you get any score less than a 10, then ask, “What would I need to do to get that up to a 10?”
Shep Hyken, The Convenience Revolution: How to Deliver a Customer Service Experience that Disrupts the Competition and Creates Fierce Loyalty

“Customers don't distinguish between you and the company you work for. To the customer's way of thinking, you are the company.”
Ron Zemke, Service America!: Doing Business in the New Economy

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