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How Employee Experience Initiatives Help Brands Retain Talent, Grow Workforces, and So Much More

InMoment XI

The causes and effects of employee churn are complicated, but the bottom line for brands and organizations the world over is simple: employee expectations have changed, and workplace cultures’ view of the employee experience must change as well. The Rundown on Employee Experience.

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Why Customer Experience Success Requires A Great Employee Experience

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

There is an undeniable link between the customer experience (CX) and the employee experience (EX). But don’t just take my word for it: Engaged employees are proven to create better customer experiences. When organizations improve employee satisfaction, they also improve customer satisfaction. in both areas.

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5 Things Brands Need to Know About the Gen Z Customer Experience (and Employee Experience)

InMoment XI

If we were to sum up what brands need to know about Gen Z customer experience preferences (and employee experience preferences) in a few words it would go something like this: they’re different. It makes sense, then, that their standards for customer and employee experiences would be higher than ever, too.

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Connecting Employee Experience and Customer Experience

GetFeedback

More and more, research suggests that employee experience (EX) and customer experience (CX) are intertwined, and in order to improve on one, you have to improve on the other. In this post, we’ll examine the relationship between EX and CX and cover the basics of employee experience surveys.

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Three Elements that Create and Sustain Employee Engagement

InMoment XI

If your org is in that boaHt right now, we can help you keep sailing with a look at three elements that create and sustain employee engagement: Organizational Culture Customer-Focused Processes Ambassadorial Behavior. Element 1: Organizational Culture. Element 2: Customer-Focused Processes. Element 3: Ambassadorial Behavior.

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Employee Feedback 101: The Ultimate Guide to Revolutionizing Workplace Culture

SurveySensum

You know organizations that encourage a feedback culture are 24% more likely to experience high innovation. And that’s exactly why employee feedback is not to be taken lightly. It is a direct, efficient tool that will propel your workplace to greater heights, enhancing employee experience.

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How to Improve the Contact Center Experience in 5 Easy Steps

InMoment XI

Using automation within online chats, online reviews , or survey feedback, for example, allows your brand to direct customers to solutions for smaller problems. This feedback becomes even more valuable when you can harness a data platform that utilizes unstructured data analytics and creates actionable insights.