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Why You Must Take the Monkey Off Your Customer’s Back

Customer Bliss

Companies put the monkey on customer's backs and the result is service exhaustion. MakeMomProud #CX Click To Tweet. Recognize the Consequences of the Monkey on Your Customer’s Back. CustomerExperience #WomenLeaders #CCO #customer #businessleadership #business #womanpreneur #makemomproud #CX #Entrepreneur #leadership.

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Must-see education sessions at X4 2020

Qualtrics

Hitting fast forward on customer experience. Ask any exec and they’ll tell you they want to lead their industry in customer experience. And what do you need to focus on to really deliver breakthrough experiences for your customers? Brand + Product Experience - 14:00 // Weds, March 11.

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How the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Approaches the Visitor Experience

Customer Bliss

Quite a few of the CX leaders I’ve spoken to on the podcast have shared that previous experiences in sales, retail, and hospitality helped create a foundation for the skills required to be a successful CX champion in their organization. Ensure that employees remember to always have fun. About Rhiannon Hoeweler.

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How to Create Power Moments That Rise Above The Rest with Dan Heath

Customer Bliss

Dan and I talk about what a power moment is, the recipe for creating one, and how these experiences affect us in our personal and business lives. Create Peak Moments for Your Customers. As Dan mentioned in the interview, customer experience leaders and practitioners are in the business of moment design.

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Big Changes at Airbnb

Beyond Philosophy

Guests began complaining of discrimination on social media, a North Carolina host was banned from the site after making racist remarks, and a federal discrimination lawsuit was filed. Customer-centric policies must consider the rational , subconscious and emotional experiences of customers. Bewildered?