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This budget is earmarked to exceed Customer Expectations. These resources enable the team to take action in cases where it is needed to surprise and delight Customers. The Only Expectations That Matter in CustomerExperienceDesign. How to Make or Break Your CustomerExperience.
The circle of choice, or needing to have many choices available but not too many to create confusion and buyer’s remorse for their Customers, creates a paradox for many organizations in their CustomerExperiencedesign.
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What we need now is more action to address irrationality in CustomerExperiencedesign to include how it makes our Customers feel. For more CustomerExperience concepts, register for our Advanced CustomerExperienceManagement (CEM) Certification Course beginning on April 20th.
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