Hosted by Andrea Belk Olson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 187 episodes
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Do you truly have a customer-centric organization or do you simply say you do? Do you know how to identify unmet customer needs? Do you have a growth strategy driven by compelling differentiators? The Customer Mission Podcast shares best practices and insights on how to create customer-centric behaviors and mindsets to grow faster, be more competitive, and be more profitable.
Andrea Belk Olson hosts The Customer Mission Podcast with Andrea Belk Olson, a business show with 187 episodes published.
The Wall Street Journal declared in a recent article this week that companies are “desperately seeking storytellers.” According to LinkedIn job posting data, the use of storyteller as a job title has doubled in the past
Most executives don’t mean to hijack meetings. They’re trying to inspire, clarify, or share that one story from 1998 they swear still applies. But somewhere between “You know,..." and minute 17 of the monologue, the meet
We love policies. They make us feel organized, controlled, protected. A neat little rule for every possible scenario. A safety net for when things go wrong. Nothing says “we’re serious about this” like a brand-new proced
A friend and former CEO of KONE America once shared a piece of advice that I’ve carried with me ever since: “Take your first six months on the job to understand how the company operates, how it really makes money, and wh
A few weeks ago, news broke that Target is rolling out a new in-store initiative , internally dubbed the “10-4” program: employees are expected to make eye contact, smile and say hello when a customer comes within 10 fee
Ask ten people in your organization what your company’s mission means, and you’ll likely get ten different answers. Some will recite it verbatim from the website. Others will paraphrase it into something more tactical. A
Organizations love to put 'innovation' on a pedestal. It’s plastered across annual reports, exalted in company presentations, and woven into corporate values. But when it comes to actually executing strategic innovation
A customer says something seemingly simple: “Do you offer this feature?” or “How fast is your delivery?” Our instinct is to answer. Quickly. Confidently. Because that’s what good service looks like, right? But when we ru
When corporate culture becomes a belief system rather than a guide, you’ve got a problem. Suddenly, everyone’s parroting the same language, dressing the same ideas in brand-approved buzzwords, and slowly losing the abili
When leaders (yes, people like me) drop rapid-fire “must-do” ideas and expect everyone to scramble, we don’t get innovation. We get chaos. Multiply that by a few thousand employees and you’ve manufactured a system where
I recently came across Helge Tennø’s piece, Why Do Organizations Get Stuck? , and one line jumped out at me: “When organizations get stuck it’s often because they are limiting the information they are making available to
Creativity doesn’t always require a whiteboard session, a futurist keynote, or a massive R&D budget. Sometimes, it starts with an appetite—and a willingness to ask an unconventional question.
Imagine you're single. You are looking for love! So you walk into a crowded bar, spot someone across the room, and immediately launching into your “pitch”: “Hi, I’m great at communicating, financially stable, and love do
Studies show that 50-70% of people check email before they get out of bed . They check it on weekends, and even during vacations. Research from Adobe and Statista found the average employee spends over 3 hours per day on
When people think of Tony Soprano, HBO’s iconic mob boss from The Sopranos , they usually focus on the violence, the crime, and the therapy sessions. But if you strip away the murder and mayhem, you're left with a compel
Marketing shouldn't be the department of catchy taglines, pretty websites, or social media campaigns with an upbeat jingle. Marketing is—and always has been—the voice of the company and the ear for the customer.
In business, facts rarely stand a chance against belief.
History is littered with stories of trailblazers who were ahead of their time—innovators whose ideas didn’t catch on until the world was ready to hear them.
The business world is hooked on ease. Streamlined processes. Seamless experiences. One-click solutions. It’s become the gold standard—strip out complexity, reduce friction, and assume anything hard is inherently broken.
Success isn't about being the smartest person in the room or making the perfect decision every time. If you think that, you’re probably stuck in a perpetual game of catch-up with the competition. The real secret to stayi
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The Customer Mission Podcast with Andrea Belk Olson is hosted by Andrea Belk Olson. The show is categorised under business and has published 187 episodes.
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