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The question was a precursor to defining why CustomerExperience needs good, strong leadership. You will need to read the article to determine if you agree! This is a more common scenario than those who are fortunate enough to be immersed in a customer focused environment.
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“We strive to be a more customer-centric company.” And what travelers in their right minds think their airline is customer-centric? The truth of the matter is that while so many companies strive to be customer-centric, most customerexperienceprofessionals. View Article
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