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2016 lessons from my customer experience podcast

Customer Bliss

I launched a podcast, The Chief Customer Officer Human Duct Tape Show , in 2016. At the end of all 32, I asked the guest — typically a Chief Customer Officer or someone who owns customer experience at their organization — what I call my “pay it forward” question. Network constantly.

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Some of my most popular 2016 posts

Customer Bliss

One of the biggest things I did online in 2016 was create a customer experience podcast. Today I’ll recap 10 popular blog posts from this year — and on Thursday (the 29th), I’ll recap some lessons from my podcasts. The big lessons of my podcast. The MBA of customer love.

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Wells Fargo: They Should Do This

Beyond Philosophy

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) meted out a $185 million fine that included a $100 million penalty to Wells Fargo in 2016 for their violation and abuse of consumer trust. The CFPB said employees made fake PIN numbers and email addresses to enroll unwitting customers in new products—1.5

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Welcome to 2017. What are your goals?

Customer Bliss

I was going to post some podcasts today, but the end of year got away from me and I’m doing this blog. Quick interlude: My podcast. One of the things I was most proud of in 2016 (a goal I achieved!) was launching my customer experience podcast. It happens a lot. Personally and professionally.

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Microsoft’s Path to Customer Obsession with Global General Manager of Customer & Partner Experience Amanda Sachs

Customer Bliss

This is the 100th episode of the Chief Customer Officer Human Duct Tape Show , and I have YOU to thank for it! I’m sending a huge, heartfelt thank you to all of the podcast guests I’ve interviewed since the launch of this podcast back in 2016.

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Why Don’t People Say What They Mean?

Beyond Philosophy

If we aren’t saying what we mean, then what are the implications for our Customer Experience? Honest communication can not only improve communication, but it can also enhance workplace quality and Customer Experience. Take for instance a Customer Service interaction. Sure, the customer is placated.

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Wow, What a Year! What is Our Personal and Business Learning for The Year

Beyond Philosophy

Customer satisfaction is at the worst point it has been for 15 years. People want positive experiences, so it’s up to businesses that want them as customers to provide them. We did that on a recent podcast, thinking about what we learned professionally and personally this past year. .

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