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Emotion and the Four Customer Experience Core Competencies

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If you’ve followed our research, then you know that organizations build and sustain customer-centric cultures by mastering the Four CX Core Competencies: Purposeful Leadership, Compelling Brand Values, Employee Engagement, and Customer Connectedness.

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What is Culture? How People Think, Believe, and Act

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I often say that the customer experience your organization delivers is a reflection of your culture and operating processes. In other words, what customers experience outside is based on what’s going on inside. To consistently differentiate your customer experience, you need to transform your culture.

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Emotion and the Four Customer Experience Core Competencies

Experience Matters

If you’ve followed our research, then you know that organizations build and sustain customer-centric cultures by mastering the Four CX Core Competencies: Purposeful Leadership, Compelling Brand Values, Employee Engagement, and Customer Connectedness.

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Comcast: 5,500 New Employees Won’t Fix Customer Experience

Experience Matters

Because the company’s issues have to do more with it’s culture than with the number of people that it employs. The breath of the issues demonstrate a very low level of customer experience maturity across the organization. Compelling Brand Values : Brand attributes are driving decisions about how you treat customers.

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Report: The State of the CX Management, 2015

Experience Matters

Companies have also achieved the best scores we’ve seen for two of our four core competencies, Employee Engagement and Customer Connectedness. Executives in companies with stronger CX competencies also tend to focus more on building a customer-centric culture and less on cutting costs.

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An Article On Customer Experience That Actually Makes Sense

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Two customers can view the same experience in completely different ways due to many factors that influence their interpretation of events — their upbringing, cultural background, motivations, and much more. That’s why most companies struggle to meet the expectations of their customers.

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8 CX Trends for 2015 (The Year of the Employee)

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We’ve recently seen a surge in the number of companies looking to build more customer-centric cultures and train their people on CX. Voice of the employee efforts are becoming an integral component of modern voice of the customer programs. As Peter Drucker once said, “Culture eats strategy for lunch.”