Tune in as we share real-talk conversations between women working in CX and those influencing the CX agenda from the periphery too.
‘The Human Experience: Whatever Happened to Emotion and Empathy?’, with John Sills
“The biggest challenge I think the CX industry has got is the fact that it’s become an industry.”
Joined by John Sills, Managing Partner at The Foundation, in episode #709 of the Inspiring Women in CX podcast, we explore the alarming disparity between the booming CX technology market and actual improvements in the experience felt by customers.
‘Does the customer experience community really need Women in CX?’, with Ian Golding
Joined by Global CX Specialist, Ian Golding, in episode #703, he and Clare discuss the need for support and collaboration in an industry that often leaves us feeling isolated, foreground the importance of recognising our own privilege, and address the scepticism surrounding the need for women’s communities in 2024.
Clare Muscutt talks with Marina Bezuglova about the connection between well-being and customer and employee experience.
“All of us are people, and if on a personal level, we don't follow principles or values of health and well-being, it’s very difficult to build a corporate culture of well-being in our companies. So, I believe that personal and organisational are very much related.”
Clare Muscutt talks with Ejieme Eromosele about Emotional Intelligence in Leadership.
“I experience the world as a black woman; can a white man fully empathise with that experience? Probably not because they haven't lived in my shoes, but I think that the desire to want to connect with someone and understand their point of view should be the goal […]. If you see another human being in pain, unhappy, or upset, I think at the most fundamental human level, we feel that.”
Clare Muscutt talks with Alexandra Acosta about data analytics and living with eating disorders.
“If you start to create this culture of, we can be open and honest to the point that we're comfortable and realise that it's not going to be a negative stain on our reputation, or it's not going to change people's perception, there's not going to be judgment because everybody's leading with empathy and thinking about where someone else is coming from.”