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5 #Leadership Books You Must Read in 2019

CX Journey

The Truth About Employee Engagement by Patrick Lencioni Similar to Patrick Lencioni's other books, this one is also a fable. In a nutshell, measure what matters, understand who your work impacts and how you impact them, and take a real interest in co-workers. I believe the latest edition was updated in 2004.

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Is the Chief Experience Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

Retently

Miscommunications, low employee engagement, and the lack of a customer-centric company culture can also get in the way and make things worse. This data reflects a growing recognition of the importance of CX leadership in driving business success and delivering exceptional customer experiences.

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Customer Experience Professionals: Why We Do What We Do

ijgolding

KS: My foray into the CX discipline came about in 2004 quite by chance when, after years of serving in customer-facing roles, I received an offer I couldn’t refuse—to manage the Voice of the Customer program of a US-based B2B organization. IG: Experience, experience, experience.

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

His Customer Insight work is focused on developing innovative segmentation, targeting, analysis, and measurement solutions. The upheaval that digital engagement and collaboration is having on business leadership and organizational communication. Bill Quiseng. Bruce Temkin. Dan Gingiss.

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

His Customer Insight work is focused on developing innovative segmentation, targeting, analysis, and measurement solutions. The upheaval that digital engagement and collaboration is having on business leadership and organizational communication. Bill Quiseng. Bruce Temkin. Dan Gingiss.