Resourcing up the silos – Beth Richardson investigates the world of customer experience job vacancies!

The words customer-centric and silos do not sit happily in the same sentence. Silos harm culture and damage customer experiences. And they hold businesses back. In the last month alone, 1000s of words have been published on this very subject by the likes of LinkedIn, HBR and Forbes. But whilst all this earnest commentary is [...]

By |2018-02-13T11:31:25+00:00February 13th, 2018|CX Leadership, CX Professionals, CX Strategy, People|8 Comments

Customer Experience – Kyoto-style: By Beth Richardson

Earlier this year I was lucky enough to visit Kyoto in Japan for a holiday. Being a customer experience specialist means never quite leaving work behind, even on holiday, and I wanted to find out whether the customer experience in Kyoto would be different to anywhere else. Kyoto is a wonderful place. Although much less [...]

By |2017-12-11T13:52:03+00:00December 11th, 2017|Customer Journeys, CX Professionals, Travel|2 Comments

A (CX) Tale of Two Cafes, by Beth Richardson

In 1859 Charles Dickens wrote A Tale of Two Cities, where citizens rise up in revolution. As a teenager studying for A-levels, I spent many hours tearing my hair out trying to decipher it! This is not a tale of two cities, but rather of two cafes, and a quiet revolution where small businesses cannot [...]

By |2017-08-02T16:09:00+01:00August 2nd, 2017|CX Measurement, CX Strategy|0 Comments

With customer experience design, functional is good. But don’t stop there – by Beth Richardson

"Focus on the whole journey, not just the transaction".  In the world of Customer Experience (CX) you will hear this phrase frequently.  But what does it mean? It’s the difference between a task and a purpose.  The difference between a user story like the one above, and meeting a customer's overall goal.  It is important to [...]

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