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Are you Inside-Out or Outside-In? Designing a Customer-Focused Process

Beyond Philosophy

From senior executives on down the chain, every employee needs to believe that how you collect bills to label shipments to transferring calls affect the emotional Customer experience. Creation of a detailed Customer Journey Map that includes the emotions of the Customer at each moment. Follow Colin Shaw on Twitter @ColinShaw_CX.

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Treat Employees Better Than Customers

CX Journey

It appeared on their blog on March 19, 2015. Treat employees better than customers." In business, the debate is: who comes first, the customer or the employee? The answer is more obvious than it might seem: it must be the employee, even if it's just slightly more first than customers. Isn't that sacrilegious?

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Top 51 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Netomi

He’s the author of Be Your Customer’s Hero, the founder of the popular Customers That Stick® blog, and the co-host of the Crack the Customer Code podcast. After receiving numerous recognitions in his role at Citi, Eliason was named Executive VP, US Digital, and Customer Experience for Zeno Group in October 2015.

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I’m like parsley – I get everywhere!’ – Stories that amazed and inspired me at the 2015 UK Customer Experience Awards!

ijgolding

On Friday 25th September 2015, hundreds of passionate Professionals who excel in demonstrating the power of Customer Experience, convened in London for the UK Customer Experience Awards. The 2015 UK Customer Experience Awards was a HUGE event. In 2015, the finalists were quite simply incredible. This year did not disappoint.

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The current state of Customer Experience and how I would like it to be

Customer Guru

Employees don’t understand what good customer experience means. In one of our own research at Customer Guru conducted in 2015, almost one-third of respondents said that employees don’t have a clear understanding of what exceptional customer experience means.