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Establishing a customer-centric culture at your company

Thematic

When is the right time to establish a customer experience - or voice of customer - programme for your company? Whether your company is just getting started, or already well established, a voice of customer programme is essential. Even more claim they’re customer first.

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8 Keys to Better VoC Methodology

ClearAction

Higher internal engagement in using customer insights for seamless journeys? In this Part 2 of 3 article series, we’re building on the 8 points explained in Better Measurement : 8 Voice of Customer Keys to CX ROI. This is central to becoming more customer-centric, differentiated, efficient, effective, and prosperous.

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Daily Solutions for Creating a Culture of Engagement

Second to None

Company culture is a fluid concept from top to bottom. Culture is outlined by leadership, executed by management and embraced by employees. When leaders emphasize work culture, it becomes a priority for managers. Leaders set the tone for the culture of accountability on a daily basis. Sharing is Caring.

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Transformational Leadership – the key to unlocking the competencies of Customer Experience Professionals

ijgolding

You must absolutely believe that enabling an organisation to be more customer centric is the ‘right thing to do’ – right for the customer; right for the employee; and right for the shareholder. Not only that, the Customer Experience is not the responsibility of a CXP – it is the responsibility of the WHOLE ORGANISATION.

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Customer Centric Listening

ClearAction

Customer Centric Listening Lynn Hunsaker. Listen to your customers’ experiences at the highest levels in your company to set customer-centricity standards. There’s no substitute for fresh unvarnished customer stories in aligning your culture to customers’ values and concerns.

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Why Too Many Organizations Do Not Take Customer Complaints Seriously

Beyond Philosophy

Unfortunately, this feeling of checking a box with customer feedback and then ignoring results is a significant part of the corporate culture. Ignoring the Voice of Customer is a sign of an unhealthy corporate culture. A lack of customer-centricity goes hand-in-hand with monopolies.

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CX: How it all works

Zeisler Consulting

Regardless of what sort of organization we’re talking about, and regardless of the segmentation of Customers, we can’t improve the CX without first listening to and understanding what our Customers say about our current products and/or services and what they’d prefer to see from them. They say that Culture eats Strategy for breakfast.

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