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Sharpen Customer Experience Focus With Employee Engagement

Original Broadcast Date: September 5th, 2013
Samuel Stern, Principal Analyst
Samuel Stern Principal Analyst

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Description

Delivering a great customer experience requires active participation from all employees across the organization, from the executive suite to the front line. This webinar defines employee engagement in a customer experience context and explains why it's important for delivering great experiences. It also identifies best practices for cultivating a shared customer experience vision, proven methods for empowering employees, and strategies for sustaining successful culture transformation efforts.

Agenda:

  • Why Employee Engagement Matters
  • Examples And Best Practices From Companies That Leverage Employee Engagement To Provide Better Customer Experience
  • Recommendations For Delivering Better Customer Experience Through Engaged Employees

Key takeaways:

  • Why Employee Engagement Matters To CX
  • How To Drive Greater Employee Engagement And Leverage That To Deliver Better Customer Experiences

Vendors mentioned: Gallup, Kenexa, Root, and Walker.

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  • Sharpen Customer Experience Focus With Employee Engagement
    Trend Report
    August 26th, 2013

    Employee engagement drives both better customer experience and greater profit margins. What's more, it's essential for companies that want to sustain customer experience success over time. But most companies aren't doing what it takes to engage employees

    Samuel Stern