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How to Build the Employee Experience and Culture of Continuous Improvement with VP of CX & Loyalty at Hertz

Customer Bliss

This is one of the many questions that Eric Smuda , VP of Customer Experience & Loyalty of Hertz car rental service had to ask when he joined the company to transform customer and employee experience. He also built an NPS program at Avis Budget Group when he was the VP of Customer Insights & Experience.

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The Many Voices of Customer Experience

CX Journey

Voice of the Customer (VoC) is structured and unstructured data from solicited and unsolicited feedback; I'll also add behavioral/purchase data here, as well as anything else we know about the customer. I like to refer to those four in lump sum as voice of the constituents. And then there's.

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How to Build a CX Center of Excellence

SuiteCX

How do you know you are not only excellent, but at the center? A voice of customer program had been set up, and some relationship and transactional surveys were underway. Two employees were ready to report to me on day one: a seasoned program manager and a customer advocate. Who do you bring in?

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An Article On Customer Experience That Actually Makes Sense

GetFeedback

What this actually looks like will vary by company, but the goal of CXM is always to increase customer satisfaction, loyalty, and brand advocacy while cutting costs. Basically, it gives you real-time insight into your customersexperiences. The VoC is the heartbeat of any customer experience program.

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Straight from the Horse's Mouth

CX Journey

Customer Advisory Boards Advisory boards offer benefits to both customers and to your company. You get feedback and can shore up relationships, while customers are heard, get face time with your executives, and are viewed as thought leaders. Which ones, you ask? Here are a few options.

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What Does Customer Experience Look Like in the World of Coronavirus?

inmoment

Customers are going to continue to consume products and services, so don’t turn off your listening programs. Pay special attention to unstructured feedback and use those themes to train customer-facing teams in empathy and flexibility. . Tip #5: Don’t Forget Your Employees. Tip #1: Keep Listening . Tip #3: Be Flexible.

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It's Not Where You Start. or Is It?

CX Journey

In the spirit of " you can't transform something you don't understand ," there are two things you need to understand before you can move forward: the current state of: (1) your culture and the employee experience and (2) the customer and the customer experience. Voice of the Employee : Listen to employees.