
This distinguished award recognises large scale businesses that have placed the customer at the centre of its operations, displaying a well communicated customer strategy and evidence of employee engagement in executing the plan.
Webhelp has been nominated for its forward thinking approach after implementing the ‘212 Experience’ across its business – a concept aimed at helping drive a change in culture.
Mark Ross, Client Director at Webhelp explains: “This framework takes its inspiration from simple science. At 211 degrees water is hot but at 212 degrees it boils creating steam which can power a locomotive. By applying that extra degree of effort you can achieve great success, which in this case is the ultimate customer experience.
“Part of its principles is to encourage our people to treat customer service as an attitude not a department and to treat others as you would want to be treated.”
To engage with its customer experience professionals, Webhelp took the team back to their roots, through a variety of sessions reminding them that they had the ability to improve the lives of customers by providing them with a memorable experience.
As a result, 82 per cent of associates feel they are now being coached around behaviours and not targets. The success of this framework was reflected in end of quarter results where 80 per cent of customers who had a previous grievance signed up for future services.

The UK Customer Satisfaction Awards is run by the Institute of Customer Service – the independent, professional membership body for customer service. The awards recognise organisations and individuals that have implemented successful customer service strategies.
Next year’s awards take place alongside the Institute’s industry-leading Annual Conference.
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