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According to Temkin Experience Ratings (2017) , there are four key competencies businesses must sustain to achieve long-lasting customer experience success. Purposeful Leadership: Leaders operate consistently with a clear set of values. EmployeeEngagement: Employees are aligned with the goals of the organization.
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