Scott McKain’s great friend, Skip Prichard (http://SkipPrichard.com) recently interviewed the author of a new book who claims, “most workplaces are unfit for human life.” On today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, we’ll take a look at why that’s the case, why it’s critical for you and your organization to fix, and how to accomplish this critical task.

For those of us who make a living working on the customer experience, for a team member to totally reject that effort is sometimes hard to understand. On today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, Scott McKain looks at five reasons your colleagues may literally hate working in customer service – and what you can do as a leader to help them become better employees…and your organization deliver a higher level of experience.

Through his personal experience, Scott McKain has learned that all good leaders have a particular trait in common. And, a recent article in Harvard Business Review suggests that research displays this quality as a requirement for effective and improving leadership. Learn what it is on today’s PROJECT DISTINCT!

In this episode, Scott McKain answers one of the questions he’s asked most: How can I improve my speaking skills.  With research published by Harvard, combined with his own wealth of experience, here are tips to help you attain the speaking skills you desire.

What if a particular type of service could improve customer satisfaction anywhere from 33% to 73%? Would you be willing to give it a try? Would it make sense to invest in doing what it takes to make customers so pleased that they repeat their business and refer you to their friends and colleagues? On today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, Scott McKain will reveal the latest research that determined exactly what type of service that almost 80% of customers said that they prefer.

It seems as though the terms “customer service” and “customer experience” are frequently used interchangeably. Should they be? Or, are there critical differences between the two terms — especially in how you deliver them to YOUR customers? On today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, Scott McKain discusses why they aren’t the same — and what you need to understand…and the action you need to take…to engage your customers with BOTH “service” and “experience.”

We hear so much about improving the quality of our product or service — but, Scott McKain cautions us that is not the only area where quality is critical. On today’s PROJECT DISTINCT, he relates a story that happened to his close friend, speaker and humorist Mark Mayfield, that teaches an important lesson about where customers REALLY value quality.