Culture isn’t something you launch; it’s something you lead. It’s not a one-time initiative. It must be built, maintained, sustained - and scalable.| CX Journey™
Image courtesy of Pixabay Is your customer experience transformation work stuck at good intentions? One of the biggest showstoppers in customer experience transformations today is execution – actually, it’s the lack thereof. You’ve got a ton of data, insights, and intentions, but action is the key – and it’s not happening. Customers can feel it. […]| CX Journey™
Image courtesy of Pixabay I originally wrote today’s post for CallidusCloud. It appeared on their blog on March 28, 2018. Change is hard. But it’s even harder when you don’t have a clear sense of the outcome – and how you’ll achieve that outcome. Your culture transformation, your employee experience transformation, and your customer experience […]| CX Journey™
Image courtesy of Pixabay When it comes to a customer experience transformation, is there a burning platform in your business? Or is everyone happy with the way things are? No need to change how you do business? How leaders conduct themselves? How your people are treated? I’ve been writing a bit about complacency in business […]| CX Journey™
Culture dictates whether the tools and programs designed to enhance the employee experience are embraced or undermined. Here’s why culture is not only the foundation but also the necessary starting point.| CX Journey™
Your culture is more than just an internal asset; it’s a powerful competitive advantage that influences brand perception, employee retention, productivity, customer loyalty, and business performance.| CX Journey™
Fix the culture, fix the outcomes. What does it mean? How do you achieve it? Where do you begin? And why?| CX Journey™
So you've created a Culture Plan. How do you implement it? Who's involved? What are best practices for implementation?| CX Journey™