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Why Hire a Customer Experience Keynote Speaker

Blake Morgan

If you want to jumpstart CX efforts across your company, there’s no better way than a customer experience keynote speaker. Here are three reasons to hire a customer experience keynote speaker. That’s where a CX keynote speaker comes in. Click here to learn more and hire Blake for your next event.

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How to Justify a CX Program to Your CEO

Lumoa

While the potential revenue losses are enough to get any CEO’s attention, many companies still aren’t making CX a priority. Here are a few ways that you can show the value of CX and make it easier for your CEO to get on board with it. Choosing the right CX vendors is a challenge because there are so many options on the market.

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Breaking the Status Quo of CX — Part 1

CloudCherry

A sobering stat has been making the rounds in customer experience (CX) circles lately: 93 percent of organizations fail to differentiate on CX, according to CX thought leader Bob Thompson. And this comes at a time when 89 percent of organizations said they were expecting to compete on CX, per Gartner Research.

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So You’re a New CX Leader? 5 Tips to Succeed in Your Role

CX Accelerator

But Customer Experience (CX) specifically holds some challenges that many new leaders can take weeks or months to grasp. But when sharing that you’re a CX professional, you might hear a few common things: “I have no idea what CX is.” “Uhh. As a CX professional, you likely already have a strong vision of what you want to achieve.

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Adding Support headcount is losing

Zeisler Consulting

There were a number of submissions whose authors touted the brand’s having hired a number of new Customer Service or Support team members as evidence that they’re doing a bang-up job of CX. Now, I don’t want anybody to get fired of course. That said, one thing I saw several times stood out to me and was a bit of a surprise.

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Are CX firings on the rise?

Customer Bliss

” It opens, somewhat ominously, this way: Customer Experience (CX) specialist, and TribeCX CEO David Hicks, recently noted that the statistics in an infographic about survival rates in airplane crashes were almost identical to the rate of job retention for CX practitioners. Are more people in CX getting fired?

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The Five-Stage Road to Customer Experience Maturity: Where is Your Organization?

NICE inContact

Stage one — Customer-Negligent: An organization that fails to value customers as vital assets and doesn’t consider CX a priority. Operate in “survival mode,” putting out figurative fires and behaving reactively, not proactively. Stage two — Customer-Chaotic: An organization that is becoming aware of the value of CX.