PeopleMetrics LIVE! | Customer Experience Episode#16
Customer experience programs today are designed to address ALL your customers. By doing so they miss a CRITICUL segment that you must pay attention to more than anyone else.
In this session, best-selling CX authors Sean McDade and Lior Arussy will explore who are those customers and why you must take care of them differently as soon as possible. More importantly why your current CX program is actually designed to ignore them (and lose them eventually).
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