The new book is out! Pick it up here!
I'm honored to be invited to participate in the Employers Association of the NorthEast's WOW (Webinars on Wednesday) program. Check me out coming up next week on how to identify Waste in your day. And check out the other offerings in this series while you're at it:
Sometimes I'm too literal, but Jeremy asks if we can deliver good CX without human interaction. Well, your insights have to come from somewhere! https://twitter.com/NicholasZeisler/status/1295392687441326080
This is part two of a series of posts on the four components of a good CX system. I introduced the concept here and my first post, on CX strategic alignment, is here. Soon I’ll write about Process Engineering and wrap up with notes on what it takes to build and maintain a Customer-centric culture. Folks [...]
This post is part of a series on the four components needed for a CX organization to be successful. An introduction to the concept can be found here, and look for briefs on the moving parts (VoC, Process Engineering, and CX Culture) coming soon. Here we’ll kick it off with a discussion about aligning your [...]
In this article I’ll explain the components needed in place to elevate an organization’s Customer Experience. I won’t go too far in depth into the four parts but rather provide an overview of how they work together with a brief explanation of what they are. Following, in a continuation of this series of articles, I’ll [...]
Check out my episode of Nick Glimsdahl's podcast, Press 1 For Nick that we recorded a while back and went live this morning:
https://twitter.com/NicholasZeisler/status/1291433825902370816
One important facet of efficiency and positive CX is making it easy for Customers to deal with you and navigate your processes. The reason this is important is because corporations are necessarily defensive entities: we create processes to protect our organizations from risk and loss. That protection can come in the form of cash-on-hand, liquidity, [...]
My buddy Nick Glimsdahl interviewed me recently for his podcast, and it'll be released in just a few days: https://twitter.com/NicholasZeisler/status/1290299948408414211
You’ve likely heard about the concept and practice of “closing the loop” or a “closed-loop feedback” (CLF) cycle. What is it, and how does it work? There are actually a couple types of closed-loop feedback systems depending on whether you’re talking about internal or external feedback. Internal refers to an employee feedback mechanism where as [...]
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