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Customer Service University
Industry: Education/Training
City: Wellington, FL
Known for her captivating Customer Service Programs and innovative service philosophies, Nikki Sweet's creative approach has taught professionals and their organizations to think "outside" the boundaries while serving and maintaining customers. Technology's impact has caused millions of customers to explore and alter their lifestyles thereby creating a significant market which now lives, works and communicates beyond traditional boundaries.Reaching these customers requires companies to make significant changes in their approach when serving and caring for these customers. By "taking service...
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