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Alcon Hosts Contact Center Leaders at Recent CCNG Regional Networking Event!

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Recently CCNG members and area contact center professionals were invited to the Alcon North America Customer Service Operations Center in Fort Worth Texas for a group discussion into Alcon's journey of digital transformation over the years. Below are some of the highlights shared at the event as provided by a CCNG member in attendance.

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SURVEYING YOUR CUSTOMERS - DON’T MAKE THESE 7 MISTAKES

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In today’s environment, surveys seem to be everywhere. We are sent a survey after nearly every transaction. The mix of transaction and relationship surveys has at times become indistinguishable to customers. Having tools to monitor the number of surveys sent to customers is important. Biased surveys are indeed useless.

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Customer Surveys -The Good, Bad, and the Ugly

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In this article, I would like to discuss some of the common mistakes made in conducting customer surveys and then lay out how a complete customer feedback program should be organized. To take that one step further, I once had a car dealership inform me that if I brought back a completed survey, they would give me a free oil change.

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Why Timing is Now to Automate Performance-Based Learning

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A recent CCNG panel webinar, Why Performance-Based Training Requires Automation , featuring Mike Roberts, Technology Leader for Learning at Citibank, who adopted simulations to automate role play and coaching exercises in 2020 and Trey Fischer, an industry-leading consultant, discussed today’s impact of automation on performance-based training.

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2020 - The Year (NOT!) Everything Changed

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In a recent CCNG Town Hall, Rick Denton helped walk the community through key elements of customer experience that were fundamental pre-pandemic as well as during the pandemic, and will remain fundamental post-pandemic. We’ve all heard how 2020 is the year everything changed. Three key themes did not change: 1.

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Taking a Chapter on Customer Experience from a CX Expert

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CCNG recently spoke with Bob Azman about his contributions in the latest collection of insights from CX leaders included in the book Customer Experience 3. Shelve the surveys. Bob Azman works with CCNG members sharing experience and perspectives in Customer Experience and Customer Care.

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Evaluating Your Contact Center Disciplines

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Start with your customers’ voices and the friction points they articulate on calls, surveys, and social media. They not only know their product or services, but they also possess a rolodex of other industry contacts for you to consult. Last, but very much not least, ask CCNG. They have 10K+ contacts across the industry.