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Discover the 7 Powerful Rules that Will Transform Your Customers’ Habits

Beyond Philosophy

Suppose I want something; that is where I go first. Today, let’s look at seven ways you can change habits to improve your return on investment. The idea here is that our Intuitive System will recognize this cycle the first few times we do it and turn it into a habit. Customers have habits. But not impossible.

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How Implementing AI in CX Can Be the Good, Bad, and Ugly

Beyond Philosophy

We hosted the Global Customer Service Experience Director of Alvarez & Marsal Alex Mead ( alexmead@sky.com ) recently to talk about it, and I wanted to share what we discussed here with all of you, too. One thing I appreciate about Mead is how his opinions make me think. He predicts that customers can ask, “Hey!

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Is Employee Experience just a Fad or is it really the Future of Work?

Beyond Philosophy

Now, to answer Kumar’s first question, the answer is no. Now, to answer Kumar’s first question, the answer is no. We call it Employee Experience because it is alliterative and goes with Customer Experience. We experience things all the time. Unfortunately, that isn’t my concept. Heskett, Earl Sasser, Jr.,

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Is Customer Experience Dying? The Pioneers of CX Discuss

Beyond Philosophy

Is Customer Experience dying? At the very least, Customer Experience is dying as we know it. Customer Experience as we know it is dying because of a few factors. First, it seems like a simple concept, so, sometimes, people don’t think they need help to manage it. Maybe it is. So, What’s the Problem?

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The Massive Gap Between Customer Expectations and Organizations’ Ability Post-Pandemic

Beyond Philosophy

Only half of the organizations around the world feel prepared to support customer engagement post-COVID. When I read that headline from Verint, an organization specializing in the Voice of Customer, it struck a chord with me—a minor one with lots of extra dissonance. ” Customers are in a similar place post-COVID.

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Features, Bugs, Insights and the Art of Solving Customer Problems

Customer Service Life

Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay It’s been 10 years since I wrote an article on this blog about the importance of never saying “No” to customers. Company leadership felt like there was almost always an opportunity to solve a problem for a customer and it just required the right amount of creativity. Think about it.

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Ignoring Customers’ Risk Aversion is Risky Business

Beyond Philosophy

She does not take many risks, save for marrying me in the first place. People do not like to lose things. Most new business ventures fail, and yet, people are still willing to do it. However, it’s good that people do risk it still. Sometimes the risks I take pay off; sometimes they don’t. There is a balance.

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