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The Asset of Listening

As a CS Ops professional, you must be permanently poised to listen and learn from your customers and team. 

That includes reading people in every situation. You must be able to understand them through a compassionate perspective and act accordingly on the insight provided, even when you don’t have direct contact with customers.

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