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One of the speakers was Mike Gathright, Director Americas Customer Services at Amazon.com. He describe Amazon.com as “The Earth’s Most Customer-Centric Company,” or just EMC 3. It’s no accident that Amazon.com scores so consistently high in the Temkin Experience Ratings and Temkin Customer Service Ratings.
A handful of inspiring articles on customer centricity: How to empower your organization to improve customer experience by Lumoa, “ 7 Secrets Of Building A Customer-Centric Company Culture ” by Micah Solomon. Purposeful Leadership: Leaders operate consistently with a clear set of values.
They’re also empowered with the necessary tools and encouraged to actively contribute to the customer experience. Customer-centric culture: Your company’s brandvalues must align with putting the customer’s needs first and fostering customer sympathy.
This report provides specific examples of how these companies’ CX efforts have created value for both their customers and for their businesses. We also highlight their best practices across the four customer experience competencies—purposeful leadership, compelling brandvalues, employee engagement, and customerconnectedness.
Purposeful Leadership: Leaders operate consistently with a clear set of values. Compelling BrandValues: Brand promises drive how the organization treats customers. CustomerConnectedness: Customer insights are infused across the organization. The score should be above 0.
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Purposeful Leadership: Leaders operate consistently with a clear set of values. Compelling BrandValues: Brand promises drive how the organization treats customers. CustomerConnectedness: Customer insights are infused across the organization. The score should be above 0.
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