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Arizona Diamondbacks CEO Creates Fan-Centric Culture

Experience Matters

I recently had the opportunity to hear Derrick Hall, CEO of the Arizona Diamondbacks , speak at the Arizona State University, Center for Services Leadership (CSL) Compete Through Service Symposium. Hall was extremely passionate about customer experience. The Diamondbacks use several mechanisms to engage employees.

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

Retently

How do you approach customer happiness in your company? Do you simply rely on the generic “the customer is always right” speech, or do you have a customer-centric culture in place that’s overseen by a professional who understands how customers think and feel, and who knows how to get that point of view across to other employees too?

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Addressing the Internal Health of Your Organization

Second to None

Additionally, research that examined the link between Glassdoor ratings and stock returns revealed that those with high employee satisfaction substantially outperformed the the general stock market by earning 1.35 2] Employee Burnout. percent more returns over the span of eight years. 2,4] [link]. [3]

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Top 150 Global Customer Experience Thought Leaders and Influencers of 2020

SurveySensum

James Dodkins – Customer Experience Influencer, Keynote Speaker, Author, CX Trainer. International Keynote Speaker, Trainer, and Content Creator, James Dodkins is named as the UK’s #1 CX Influencer by Customer Experience Magazine. LinkedIn : [link]. Website : [link]. Currently working at Qualtrics as a Sr. Website : [link].

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Focus on One Thing at a Time in Customer Experience Strategy

PeopleMetrics

When employees have too many items on their task lists, too few priorities, and no clear contexts for why their tasks are important—outcomes will be harder to come by. However, if your leadership can verbally commit to a single area of focus, then you’ll empower your employees with the priorities and context they need to be productive.