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Why Managing Customer Emotions Is Even More Than You Think

Enghouse Interactive

Kahneman explains we have two selves: The Experiencing Self, which lives in the present. Kahneman also explains how customers’ memories form with the Peak-End Rule, a psychological shortcut for how the Remembering Self recounts and judges experiences. But which emotions should you try and evoke in your customers?

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What Do The Pioneers of Customer Experience See for the Future: And What Should You Do About It?

Beyond Philosophy

For instance, when I presented to a German insurance company about how they should use emotions in their experience, the clients asked me for proof that it would work. Failure is an always-present possibility, Pine says, because you aren’t sure how it will land until you get a real, live human being in the experience.