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Engagement and Culture are Related, But Different

CX Journey

As companies focus inward to understand how to achieve their customer experience goals, the term “engagement” is often used interchangeably with “culture.” The two terms are related, and they’re both elements of customer experience improvement. Prompts might include: “We know who is responsible for the customer.”

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Resourcing up the silos – Beth Richardson investigates the world of customer experience job vacancies!

ijgolding

The words customer-centric and silos do not sit happily in the same sentence. Silos harm culture and damage customer experiences. You get airport ground staff throwing baggage around like they’re trying out for the rugby world cup and undermining your hard-won reputation as the most customer-centric airline on the planet.

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How Do Smart Leaders Create the Best Experiences?

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

It’s only been in the last decade that we’ve seen any companies take the time to proactively think about a customer’s journey, and only within the last 5 years or so we’ve seen a steady expansion of those with “experience” or “customer” in their titles at the upper tiers of management.

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The CX Curriculum

Think Customers

Companies with customer-obsessed cultures--think USAA or Southwest Airlines--differentiate themselves in their industries and earn major financial benefits as a result.

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Great Customer Experience, European Style

Forrester

I especially love the fact that in a very real sense there is no "Europe" as such: The UK experience is not the German experience, which is not the French experience, which is not the Italian experience, and so on. Read more Categories: Airlines. Customer Experience Forum. Customer Experience Forum.

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Are You Winning on Purpose?—The Creator of the “Net Promoter” Tells Us How!

Beyond Philosophy

Bad profits are also when an airline charges you $200 to change a ticket for a flight six months out. The airline has no cost except the administrative effort, but they’ll charge anyway. These profits make accountants happy because they look like profits, but they make customers angry.

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Show report: CX and EX inextricably linked, with empathy as the glue

Think Customers

The power of connectivity was on brilliant display this month in Salt Lake City, where approximately 10,000 customer experience professionals gathered to soak up inspiration and new ideas to deploy upon returning home. airline in 2022 by the Wall Street Journal , which scores airlines on seven operations and customer metrics. “We

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