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Employee Engagement & ROI: Are Your Employees Happy and Motivated?

Beyond Philosophy

The article reports that a mere 30% of Americans “feel engaged at work,” according to the 2013 Gallup poll, leaving the remainder somewhere between indifferent and disgruntled. The New York Times ran an article, “ Why You Hate Work ” that explains that the way we are working isn’t working for today’s employees.

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As the Economy Gets Better, Customer Service Gets Worse

Beyond Philosophy

Seven Predictions for the Customer Experience Industry in 2013. If you enjoyed this post, you might be interested in the following blogs: 2012 Customer Experience Predictions: Positives and Pitfalls. The Future of Customer Experience in 2014.

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Chipotle Makes Good on Promise to Lose GMOs

Beyond Philosophy

In 2013, Chris Arnold, Chipotle Spokesman explained in an article on Bloomberg business that revealing the presence of GMOs in their foods “ engenders more trust when you’re forthcoming about the food you serve. They did so without concern for losing business but instead with a concern for transparency.

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Car Talk: The Marketing Gift of (Automotive) Gab

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Consumer motivation research (“On Brands and Word of Mouth”, Journal of Marketing Research, August, 2013), conducted by several professors at U.S. Having often addressed the power of informal communication ( [link] ), it’s always gratifying to have confirmation by respected research and consulting organizations.

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The Truth About Customer Journey Mapping

Speaker: Dave Seaton, CEO of Seaton CX

Is Customer Journey Mapping a tired fad from 2013? Or a critical tool for sparking customer-centric change? 💥 The answer lies not in the map itself, but in the mapping process.

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Attention, Target Shoppers: It’s Come Down to Trust. Distrust, or Even Disgust

Beyond Philosophy

households shopped at Target; but this is down from 43% in January, 2013. Its fourth-quarter, 2013 earnings fell 46% to $520 million, from $961 million in 2014, and sales were down 5%. Let’s look at the financial impact of Target customer distrust. In January, 33% of U.S.

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Employee Culture: Why Amazon is on Top and Bank of America Isn’t

Beyond Philosophy

Customer Experience Trends 2013: Amazon Claims Top Position Colin Shaw is the founder and CEO of Beyond Philosophy , one of the world’s first organizations devoted to customer experience. I’d love to hear your examples in the comments below. You Will Now.

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