In order for our business to be successful it greatly depends on the care that the staff members give. If they are not happy then our clients will suffer.
Through an increase in donations, staff, clients, and overall client and staff satisfaction we will be able to reach our organizational strategic goals. Because the success of our business relies on the service that the client receives we would invest time and resources in hiring the right people for the job. Once we have empathy and compassion on board in the organization, we can support the client experience with service scripts and use personal empathy and compassion to build a connection with the client Boesen (2012, para 4). It is harder to teach a person warmth and altruism of helping others and with the use our evaluative techniques we will be able to choose the appropriate staff that will support our mission and …show more content…
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