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A Customer Loyalty Exercise – An Excerpt from Our NEW Customer Service Book Taming Gladys!

Who's Your Gladys?

This simple exercise creates lasting changes in the way your team thinks and acts with customers. The post A Customer Loyalty Exercise – An Excerpt from Our NEW Customer Service Book Taming Gladys! They get to hear how their peers handle tough situations.

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How tabletop exercises and cyber threats have changed since COVID-19

West Monroe

The best way to do that is through tabletop exercises. It’s critical – especially during a pandemic – to prepare for cyber incidents with the right plans and the right tests for those plans.

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3 Areas of Customer Experience Where Human Expertise Is Absolutely Vital

InMoment XI

Experienced ideation facilitators can leverage processes that guide a team through creative exercises. These creative exercises use data generated in customer experience programs as a starting point. And they also tap into the expertise of your own employees to generate ideas that leverage the core competencies of the company.

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Workshop Playbook: 9 Exercises to Spark CX Innovation

Strativity

We’re kicking off the new year by sharing some of our favorite workshop exercises to discover unmet needs, develop CX strategies, align on priorities, and spark innovation for your business. Try These DIY Exercises to Enhance Your Next CX Workshop.

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Developing Agent Empathy Through Emotional Intelligence

Speaker: Dave Seaton CCXP, Founder & Principal at Seaton CX

Take away valuable exercises and job aids to coach agents and improve empathy skills in your contact center. Emotional Intelligence provides a framework for understanding and managing human emotions. Learn how to name emotions instantly with a practical emotional model.

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Journey Maps: Not an Exercise in Futility

CX Journey

One of the arguments against journey mapping I often hear is that it's an exercise in futility: You map. This is key to avoiding that "exercise in futility" mentality or outcome. Today's post is a modified version of a post I originally published on Touchpoint Dashboard on February 4, 2015. You put it on the wall. And nothing changes.

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Superpowers and Princesses: A Three-minute Lesson on Projective Exercises

Market Strategies International

Projective exercises—the presentation of calibrated stimuli onto which a respondent projects their feelings, attitudes or beliefs—are a critical asset in the qualitative researcher’s emotional toolbox. The technique offers the promise of achieving greater depth and validity of insight by facilitating … Continue reading →