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  1. 2024年3月1日 · Learn how to prepare for a CX interview and demonstrate your skills, knowledge, and passion. Follow these tips to research, review, practice, anticipate, and show.

  2. 2024年3月2日 · To ace your CX interview, you need to know the basic concepts and terms of CX, such as customer personas, journey maps, pain points, moments of truth, loyalty, retention, and advocacy.

  3. 2024年3月14日 · 1. What is your definition of customer experience? 2. How do you handle customer complaints? 3. How do you deal with difficult or angry customers? 4. How do you collect and use customer feedback?...

  4. 2023年1月6日 · In this guide, we’ll provide you with a list of customer experience interview questions and answers. We’ll also give you some tips on how to prepare for your interview so you can make a great impression on the hiring manager.

    • How Many Customer Interviews Are Enough?
    • Who to Include in Customer Interviews
    • How to Invite Customer Interview Participants
    • How to Conduct Customer Interviews
    • More Tips For Customer Interviews
    • What to Do After Conducting Customer Interviews

    When we conduct customer interviews on behalf of our clients at Experience Investigators, we don’t aim to have a statistically significant group but rather a few representatives to tell the customer’s story. Conducting a large number of interviews can be a major strain or — for organizations with limited resources — altogether impossible. In genera...

    Most companies have all sorts of customers. So who should you select to interview? First things first, know whyyou’re interviewing customers. If You’re Developing Customer Journey Maps, consider: 1. What customer story are you trying to tell? Find customers who have close experiences to that story and interview them. 2. If you’ve identified the “hi...

    Now that you know who you’ll be interviewing, it’s time to invite them into the process! Some leaders are intimidated by the idea of contacting customers who left the brand after an unresolved incident or those who are active customers. But guess what? Customers, even those who left, are often happy to be heard. There are certainly some former cust...

    The customers have been invited and scheduled their interviews… now it’s time to actually conduct them! Interviews may be conducted by one person or several. You want the questions to be consistent from one interview to the next. That’s where a script can be helpful. I often keep interviews to 30 minutes or less. That means there is time for about ...

    Develop Trust From the Start

    Too often, customers being interviewed can feel obligated to tell us what we think they want to hear, or feel like they need to sugarcoat any criticism. But the value of these interviews is directly correlated to how honest your interviewees are… and since you and your team are investing a lot of time and energy in making these interviews happen, getting honest answers is critical! 1. Make sure that interview answers are kept within a small circle of those directly involved in the interview p...

    Probing Questions are Key

    As you go through each interview, keep an open mind and don’t be afraid to ask follow-up questions, like: 1. Why did you feel that way? 2. What happened next? 3. How did that make you feel? Oftentimes, these follow-up questions can dig to the heart of your customer’s experience and reveal — good and bad — the root causes.

    Keep It Consistent & Centralized

    Customer interviews should be customized for the unique brand, industry and situation. But once the questions are designed, gather the feedback in one place to review the patterns and outcomes. Gathering feedback in one place could be a spreadsheet, or table. How did each interviewee answer? What trends show up? Once all those answers are in one place, it’s easy to recognize patterns at a glance and uncover what needs to happen next. You can record the interviews, but be clear on how those re...

    Finally, what do you do with this intelligence? You can report back on customer interviews by: 1. Creating word clouds to show emotional words and how often they came up in interviews. Seeing “FRUSTRATED” as the biggest word can make a big impact! 2. Develop a “quote deck” to complement your customer journey map. What do customers REALLY say at key...

  5. 2024年2月18日 · A customer interview means talking to a group of existing or possible customers and asking them a series of questions in order to understand how they interact with a product or service in their everyday lives. Customer interviews are tools used to gather

  6. 2020年5月31日 · If there’s a specific CX topic you want to hear more about, please let me know as the “voice of my readers” matters a lot. Customer Experience (CX) Interview: CARY: Today, I’m delighted to interview Stacy Sherman, who is the head of CX, Employee, USA