You're serious about improving the customer experience when your corporate culture embodies these 4 values:

1. You are committed to delivering amazing experiences.
2. Objective evidence guides your decisions.
3. Nuanced understanding matters.
4. Information must be actionable. Isn't that the point?

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		We're Covered	We Might Have Gaps
	Amazing:
	You have defined what an amazing customer experience is and how you will achieve it.
	Valid & Objective:
	Customer Service: You have precise scoring rules showing how to evaluate each type of customer interaction.
	Customer Feedback: Your satisfaction survey is neutral; it doesn't lead customers toward the answers you want.
	You use a variety of survey tools (mobile, email, phone, etc.) to ensure a representative sample.
	Your satisfaction surveys and customer service evaluations have low error rates and high confidence levels.
	Nuanced & Meaningful:
	You know the root causes behind your quality scores.
	Your quality scores take customer cues into account.
	Your software analytics are not entirely off-the-shelf; instead, they are augmented with actual customer listening.
	You rigorously analyze the responses to your survey's open-ended questions.
	Actionable:
	You keep your team unified and moving forward with scorecards, dashboards and frequent updates.
	You have specific goals for each customer touchpoint.
	You show your associates optimized responses for each type of customer service communication.

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Who reaps extraordinary value from getting serious about improving the customer experience? Companies that:

• Differentiate on customer service.
• Foster long-term customer relationships.
• Have specific values they wish to impart through the customer experience.