Avery Komlofske

Avery Komlofske is a Built In Staff Writer covering a wide variety of Brand Studio content. He earned an undergraduate degree in english education from Purdue University, as well as a masters in humanities from the University of Chicago.

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How These CS Teams Use Data to Predict Customer Needs
Not all customers will complain when they’re not satisfied; companies need to measure the right data to predict what their clients need.
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With DEI, One Size Doesn’t Fit All
These five companies are managing diversity and inclusion in a global world.
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How Can Managers Provide Hands-On Support Without Micromanaging?
Ampersand’s Stephanie Mair helps her team develop the skills and trust necessary for autonomy in their work.
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Why OpenWeb Is Going Hybrid
As a company that values community and conversation, OpenWeb uses its office space to bring the team together.
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Bluecore's L&D Team Turns ‘Knowledge Spaghetti’ Into a Three-course Meal
Bluecore’s L&D team is populated by people with a dedication to learning and pride in the team and each other.
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Shining a Light on Torch Technology’s Comprehensive Onboarding — And the Success That Follows
The dental ecommerce company is partnering with thousands of practices already — and setting its sales team up to care for customers old and new.
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What Do Yoga Classes, a Trip to Madeira and Army Reserve Training Have in Common? Qualtrics Made Them Possible.
Qualtrics’ amazing workplace benefits help their employees have a wide range of experiences outside of work.
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Built In NYC’s 7 Featured Companies of the Month
From sports bets to fintech, these companies are expanding their teams.
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‘Speak Your Mountain,’ ‘Hug Your Mistakes’ — How Postscript Embraces Humility
Postscript looks for humility in its candidates and fosters it in employees to create a culture of honesty, trust and diversity.
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The ‘IT’ Thing: The Critical Impact of Information Technology
Engineers improve technology to fill new needs — and these NYC companies are doing just that.
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HUMAN Connection: How One Company's Sales Team Acts as a Bridge Between Product and Client
The sales team acts as an important midpoint of communication, sharing features with clients and helping the product team build new ones based around customer need.
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Poor CSAT Scores? Don’t Be CSAD.
A low CSAT score or poor customer feedback is an opportunity to build a relationship and improve your product.