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Your Mood Has a Massive Effect on Your Decision Making. Here’s why.

Beyond Philosophy

Various motivational biases and emotions shape customer experiences, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to designing experiences. For example, the customer’s mood significantly impacts the customer’s decision-making processes. Context, culture, and age also influence mood and emotional responses.

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Price Is Only Relevant in the Absence of Value

ShepHyken

It’s about the entire customer experience. If a promise to provide value in the CX is built into a company’s mission and values statements, it potentially becomes part of the culture. Imagine if your organization were bold enough to state that the value it delivers to customers would make price irrelevant.

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The Employee Hierarchy of Needs

ShepHyken

Last week, I introduced you to The Customer Hierarchy of Needs based on Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Before you can have a strong customer experience, you must have a good employee experience. If one of your customers speaks the same language, doesn’t it make sense to let that employee talk to the customer?

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Build A Customer-Oriented Culture: An Exclusive Interview with Mr. Stefan Michels, Director, Customer Service and Experience, QVC

Customer Guru

At Customer Guru, we believe that Customer Experience (CX) should be the number one priority for all the Indian businesses so that they become more sustainable and successful globally. Thus, we are on a mission to spread this awareness, inspiring and guiding professionals to adopt and inculcate a customer-centric approach.

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5 lessons from "Would You Do That To Your Mother" by Jeanne Bliss to Drive Culture

Speaker: Jeanne Bliss, President, CustomerBLISS and Co-Founder, CXPA

In this webinar, customer experience pioneer Jeanne Bliss shares her 5-step guide to help companies simplify their approach to customer experience and culture transformation. Put Others Before Yourself” : How to build a business model and approach that starts with customers’ lives and their goals.

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The AI Race Is On! Get Ahead By Avoiding These Surprisingly Simple Mistakes

Beyond Philosophy

AI is a significant development in experience management, but many organizations need help with its implementation. While experimenting with AI, like ChatGPT, offers a glimpse of its potential, it’s challenging to understand how AI fits into the broader tech stack and business systems. We’ll let you guess which is which.)

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Culture, Empowerment and The Nordstrom Way – Evolution of the Customer Experience

NICE inContact

What brands come to mind when you think of good customer service? Nordstrom, who is no stranger to being in the news for innovation and customer service, always stands out on top. There were three main takeaways I have from this webcast: culture, empowerment and tailoring the customer experience. Empowerment.

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Authentic eLearning Localization: Challenges and Best Practices

Speaker: Chris Paxton McMillin, President of D3 Training Solutions

billion potential customers in the world, personalizing training seems logical. billion potential customers in the world, personalizing training seems logical. The best practices you can utilize to ensure a successful and logical translation experience. For example, even a simple phrase like “got milk?” and over 6.7 and over 6.7

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Creating Distinction to Improve Customer Interactions

Speaker: Scott McKain, Business Consultant, Bestselling Author, Speaker

How does a business become so distinctive that they not only stand out in their industry, but set the benchmark for innovation, customer experience, and employee culture? The ONLY two factors upon which customers will judge you. By the end of this webinar, you will know: The Five Factors of Iconic Performance.

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Retaining Culture in the Remote Contact Center

Speaker: Aarde Cosseboom, Contact Center & Customer Experience Advisor and Co-Host of the Another Cloud Podcast

In today's remote work environment, keeping a handle on culture can feel like trying to hold sand in your fingers. Considering how teams are often comprised of members working across political boundaries, even defining a hard-set "culture" can be tricky. Why the contact center culture is in need of repair.

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Everyone Is Accountable and Responsible for a Great Customer Experience!

Speaker: Bryan Horn, Founder, CS Solutions

If you've ever called a bank, cable company, or organization that thinks it's "too big to fail", you've probably run the customer service gauntlet: you start off with a seemingly simple request, and you call the customer service line. Examples of both HORRIBLE and FANTASTIC customer interactions.

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The Modern Customer Success Playbook

The evolution of every high-functioning, effective customer success strategy centers around three C’s: connected experiences, an engaging customer journey, and a culture built on customer-centricity. Satisfaction won’t cut it. But where do you start? Download the playbook today!

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Localization: Revolutionize Your Global Content Strategy

Speaker: Zak Haitkin, Localization Manager

The pinnacle of success for any business is ultimate customer and employee gratification. Localizing your content will show your commitment to improving company culture, and how much you genuinely value your customers, employees, and their experiences. October 13th, 2022 at 12:30 pm PDT, 3:30 pm EDT, 8:30 pm BST

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Sustaining Employee Engagement in the Contact Center

Speaker: Paul Ellis, Contact Center SME & Business Consultant for One You Love Homecare LLC

Customers and prospective clients require real, passionate, and empathetic humans. The only sustainable way to get these human experiences is with employee engagement. What are ways leaders engage with team members so the team members better engage with your customers and prospective customers?