Tune in as we share real-talk conversations between women working in CX and those influencing the CX agenda from the periphery too.
Clare Muscutt talks with Lynn Hunsaker about ‘smoothing the silos’ and the path to influencing customer focus in your organisation.
“Anytime you have a silo that is dysfunctional, it's costly, it causes churn, grief, and a lot of confusion and extra worry… If you want to solve organisational silos, then take a look at vision, assumptions, goals, metrics, and handoffs as the pathway to it.”
Clare Muscutt talks with Crystal D’Cunha about employee experience design and being a mompreneur.
“If we want to be a successful organisation in the future, we've got to stop talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion and really start practising it. What are the tactical things that we're going to do every single day that align our culture to be able to practise those things?”
Clare Muscutt talks with Melissa Moore about frontline customer service and dealing with bullying in the workplace.
“I do just want to shake businesses sometimes and say, “do you realise what's happening?”. If you want that long-term success, talk internally to your own people before you talk to the customer. You've got the solutions.”
Clare Muscutt talks with Agnes So about CX in health tech and bringing more ‘art’ to Customer Experience.
“All you could do was wait until 8:00 AM in the morning when the clinic would open, and hope to God that when you called, they would have an appointment for you that day. I remember thinking, “I can make appointments to cut my hair, but I can't make an appointment to see a GP”.”
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.”