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Stewart Waddell
Building strong working relationships with your customers is key to any business’s success. I have been fortunate over the years to work with many company business leaders, teams, and suppliers during my career, helping shape managed payroll and tech solutions...
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Richard Rowell
In the world of sales and service businesses, it’s hard to escape the acronyms: CAC. MQL. CLV. SQL. They fill slide decks and dashboards, promising precision and predictability. They give teams targets to chase. They give managers metrics to report....
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Alison Clynes
Ascend Payroll – How we create a personal service There’s a certain kind of shop that makes you smile the moment you walk through the door. The lighting is warm, the music is thoughtfully curated, the layout is considered, and...
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Richard Rowell
Payroll ethics – breaking the trend Across the payroll industry, there’s a quiet but unmistakable trend – providers chasing scale by sacrificing service. They automate more, humanise less. Offshore operations. Require more from you. All in the name of margin...
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Richard Rowell
In business, there’s a strange phenomenon that every company needs to understand – both excellent and abysmal service drive customers to make noise. And today, social media can amplify this noise further than complaints to service teams or disgruntled conversations...
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Josh Donner
When you signed up for a managed payroll service, you probably envisioned a hassle-free experience where experts take care of everything, leaving you with more time to focus on your business. This is often the promise they sell you, but...
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Richard Rowell
The power of exceptional problem resolution When you are operating in a service sector, such as managed payroll, perfection is an admirable goal but not always achievable. What really matters is how you handle things when they go wrong....
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Richard Rowell
Who can hold their hand up and say they have never made a mistake? What business is 100% efficient and error-free? It is a fact of life that sometimes problems happen. For service providers, there is often a delicate balance...