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CX Is Hitting A Brick Wall

Beyond Philosophy

When I started consulting back in 2002, no one knew what Customer Experience was. We define it as: A customer’s perception of their rational, physical, emotional, subconscious, and psychological interaction with any part of an organization. Join Beyond Philosophy for the Certified Advanced CEM Training. What will you choose?

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CX Is Hitting A Brick Wall

Beyond Philosophy

When I started consulting back in 2002, no one knew what Customer Experience was. We define it as: A customer’s perception of their rational, physical, emotional, subconscious, and psychological interaction with any part of an organization. Join Beyond Philosophy for the Certified Advanced CEM Training. What will you choose?