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Most organizations that have already accepted that the Customer Experience is the competitive differentiator have adopted the Net Promoter Score (NPS) as the metric by which they measure their success. However, the NPS score as a metric has plateaued for many organizations. The NPS is a great metric, but it is limited.
The emotional, irrational side of a Customer Experience is important for every member of your team to believe, from top to bottom. This fact is plain when you propose changing the goals of your company to report to a metric based on this fact. How to Measure CustomerEmotions. 3 Critical Change Management Steps.
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