1. Approachability
Name badges don’t need to actually have the words “I’m Here
to Help” printed on them. Regardless of the design, they say this loud and clear just by being worn!
Think about it from a customer point of view. If your
employees or members are proudly wearing name badges, they are instantly identified
as being available to help. Customers are more likely to ask questions and seek
advice from people wearing name badges, because the badge immediately signals that
the person is there to offer assistance.
2. Professionalism
If your company or organisation does not use a formal
uniform, a simple name badge is a great way to ensure that each employee or
member still gives a high level of professionalism in appearance.
Wearing a name badge effectively communicates that you are
serious about your role, and take pride in your position within the organisation.
3. Inclusion
Wearing name badges is actually more than just about your
customers or service users. It is also about having an inclusive ethos about
your organisation. If you want your employees to feel as though they are a real
part of your organisation and to be proud of their affiliation, name badges are
a brilliant solution.
4. Branding
Companies go to enormous expense in managing their corporate
branding, and to control and disseminate a particular image of that brand.
Name badges are a key aspect of the branding exercise,
because they are worn on the very front line of the customer facing function.
There is almost no other customer facing placement of branding to compare to
the badges worn by representatives of your organisation, because the
positioning is so much to the forefront.
5. Safety
The most basic and practical advantages of name badges is
often overlooked. They actually have a very direct safety benefit in the workplace.
In the case of a problem (or a genuine emergency) it is an
advantage if it is easy to quickly identify responsible individuals. Especially
in an environment which mixes customers with employees, it is important for
people to know who to approach in the event of an incident.
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