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Are you ready to investigate what is missing in your organization to make things better for your customers? We wanted to have some fun to mark the 6th month anniversary of the Experience Action Podcast,
❔”Do you have any advice on how to prepare for a CX interview? As someone being interviewed for a new CX role, what should I bring up?”❔ Often in CX, the interview can be daunting
Ever wish you had a crystal ball to predict customer complaints and issues? While we don’t have a magic solution, we do have the power to predict more, prevent pain, and proactively create positive moments
❔”What do you recommend to organizations who have customer pain points but do not have the necessary data? … How should someone representing CX pursue resolution of the pain points when facing limited data? And,
❔”What do you think about how the new Starbucks CEO said he’d work 4 hours a month as a barista in different stores? Is this a good move or just a PR stunt?”❔ Let’s talk
❔”All the talk about a possible recession has those of use in the CX department a little worried about our job security. Is there anything we could be doing now to demonstrate how valuable we
❔”I’ve heard you say that customer experience (CX) can help an organization innovate, but CX seems really reactive. Can you share any ways to tie CX with innovation?”❔ In this episode, Jeannie Walters shares some
❔”Have you ever dealt with imposter syndrome, and how can I overcome it in the customer experience (CX) consulting world?”❔ While imposter syndrome isn’t a specific CX career issue, our host Jeannie knows it’s challenging
❔”I’ve heard you talk about a Service Code as a tool for front-line customer service…what is it and how would I use one?”❔ A Service Code defines what good customer service means in your organization
Have you ever lived through a major renovation project or lived through construction of a house or condo? I say “lived through” because it can be harrowing, on a #firstworldproblems level for sure, but harrowing
