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When we work with clients, we train the CX teams on assessing how Customer-centric they are. They include the following: What is the definition of the type of Customer Experience you want to deliver? Do you have a person or team of people responsible for managing the Customer Experience for your organization?
When we work with clients, we train the CX teams on assessing how Customer-centric they are. They include the following: What is the definition of the type of Customer Experience you want to deliver? Do you have a person or team of people responsible for managing the Customer Experience for your organization?
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