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The Critical Steps to Ensure Your Program Is Not Seen As Something Soft and Fluffy

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Perhaps more importantly, she wants these improvements to prove practical and effective rather than viewed as a “soft and fluffy” exercise that is not practical for the organization to continue to support. People think that the exercise is the answer to everything that’s wrong (or right) with Customer Experiences.

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Master the Art of Language: How to Transform Other People’s Opinion of You

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I wanted to start this week’s issue with this exercise because it denotes the importance of language and the words we use. My focus on language this week started when Shane Smith from Everetics , a customer support and service consulting company, sent in a None of Us Are as Clever as All of Us video on the importance of language.

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The Big Miss! – How Organizations Overlook the Value of Emotions

Beyond Philosophy

Did you take up a hobby or a new exercise program? We undertake this exercise by asking a lot of questions. The Financial Times selected Beyond Philosophy as one of the best management consultancies for the last four years in a row. – How Organizations Overlook the Value of Emotions appeared first on CX Consulting.

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Amazing Business Radio: Diane Hopkins

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Shep Hyken interviews Diane Hopkins, Certified Experience Economy Expert, CEO of ExPeers Consulting and author of Unleashing the Chief Moment Officers. Plus, Shep and Diane share exercises you can do with your team to figure out what you are doing that prevents your customers from having a frictionless experience. Quotes:   .

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The 7 Telltale Signs of a Company NOT Committed to Customers

Beyond Philosophy

In our global Customer Experience consultancy, we use the Naïve to Natural model to help organizations realize where they are with their present Customer Experience regarding Customer Centricity. This exercise requires self-analysis and answering critical questions about the priority placed on Customer Experience.

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Is Outsourcing Your Customer Experience Really A Good Idea or Just Wrong?

Beyond Philosophy

Working with an insurance company in England, we engaged in a few of these exercises. In the flood exercise, we uncovered a few third-party bumps in the road. It started when the consultant arrived to assess the damage and demanded a payment of £200 before they started. appeared first on CX Consulting.

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Critical Steps To Ensure Your Program Is Not Seen as Something Soft and Fluffy

Beyond Philosophy

On a recent podcast, Anna called into the I’m In a Pickle feature to use their journey mapping exercise findings effectively. At my global Customer Experience consultancy, we’ve been journey mapping with organizations for 20 years. Have you ever tried to change a habit, maybe about diet and exercise?