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Three phases for heading back to business
Originally published on Forbes.com I’ve studied human behavior for decades, examining how people respond to their environment as customers, employees, and leaders. Humans are amazingly resilient...
By Bruce Temkin
How ready are we to work from home?
The COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly changing the way we work. The U.S. federal government first issued nationwide social distancing guidelines on March 16. Employers that could encouraged their employees...
By Qualtrics
Listening is more important than ever: Qualtrics is now offering its survey software for free
Over the past several weeks, our world has changed and we are all adjusting to a new normal. With the evolving situation surrounding COVID-19, organizations and governments are taking unprecedented st...
By Qualtrics
4 ways to build a positive experience for teams new to remote work
We’re working in a brand new normal, and we all have to get the experience right. At Qualtrics, to limit the spread COVID-19, we have implemented Mandatory Work from Home across our 25 global off...
By Qualtrics
The Most Common Reasons Customer Experience Programs Fail
Most customer experience (CX programs) are positioned as strategic, but quickly veer away from business objectives and become simply about tracking CX metrics. Time passes slowly, data continues to mo...
By Ryan Smith - Founder & Executive Chairman, Webb Stevens
7 tips on how to improve Customer Experience (CX) by empowering employees
If you’re looking to raise the bar on customer experience, look no further than your employees — harnessed in the right way, they’re one of the most effective levers any organization has. Find o...
By Elizabeth Kampf
Employee feedback: how to drive accountability and action
Employee feedback surveys are like gym memberships ...A simple but accurate analogy. Organizations can collect all the employee feedback they want from their employees but unless they communi...
By Benjamin Granger
Customer Segmentation to Increase Revenue: Examples from Best Buy, Mercedes Benz, and AMEX
When Michael Dell, founder of Dell computers, was 16, he sold subscriptions for a local newspaper in Houston. He figured out that two demographics bought newspapers more than others: those who just pu...
By Ben Rogers
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