Always be on the lookout for opportunities to harvest stories for your organization. Whether the story is from a customer and can be used for marketing purposes, or from an employee and can be used to showcase company values, good organizations make an effort to collect and distribute these stories. Make it your goal to harvest at least 1 story per week.
Master Storytellers
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Harvest Stories
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Ask team members to participate in sharing their ‘connect to purpose’ stories regularly – weekly/monthly meetings, all company emails,...
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Human Responsibility
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Identify a pain point for one of your team members today and make a point to solve it with...
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Standard: Teamwork and Collaboration
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Source: Waukesha County Schools / wcwebvideos YouTube (https://youtu.be/PFYWbg374EQ) Reflection Activity VIEW VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Reflection Activity When introducing standards of...
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Inspiring Customer Service
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Reflection Activity View Video Transcript Reflection Activity When was the last time your team provided Maria Garcia-level service? Did...
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Commit to Mentorship
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Becoming a mentor shouldn’t be taken lightly. It’s a big commitment. Mentors ensure professional development happens at the right...
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Treat Every Interaction as a First Impression
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It is often the small things that we remember during our experiences as a customer that form our long-term...
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Creating Unmistakable Value
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BUILD CONNECTIONS Like any other human relationship, the relationships we establish with our customers thrive on trust and respect. It’s...