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Typically, there is little or no mention/inclusion of ‘customer’ or ‘customer focus’ elements either in measurement or analysis of employee engagement. Though customerexperience, and resultant behavior, is impacted by engagement, it is more tangential and inferential than purposeful in nature. Like the “So what?”
When a customer writes a complaint online, review, tweet, post, etc., Your business is not where you are, it’s where your customers are… online. In a report by The CustomerExperience Index in 2012 released by Forrester , 80% of businesses believe they are delivering superior customer service.
Engagement is principally about fit, alignment, and productivity; so, more is needed to optimize customerexperience. Also, there is a direct connection between a company’s employee experience and the CustomerExperience they deliver on a company’s behalf.
Continuing with our list (in alphabetical order) of customerexperience (CX) influencers (experts, consultants, and authors), we are sharing a few names of leaders leaders that every CX enthusiast must follow and take inspiration from. John is an “Ex-Disney Guy” and CustomerExperience Coach.
“That success imperative in education is what makes me excited to enhance every step of the Ellucian customerexperience, and partner with institutions across the globe to maximize the value of their technology investments.”. Most recently Gregg served as the Director of Customer Success and Experience at Zipwhip.
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