How a better EX can improve your CX

It is crucial for organizations to consider their Employee Experience (EX) as a whole, in order to not only have happy employees and improve retention, but also to ensure they build a culture where people feel empowered to make decisions which will in lead to improved Customer Experience (CX), as they are often the closest to them on the ground.

How a better EX can improve your CX

It is crucial for organizations to consider their Employee Experience (EX) as a whole, in order to not only have happy employees and improve retention, but also to ensure they build a culture where people feel empowered to make decisions which will in lead to improved Customer Experience (CX), as they are often the closest to them on the ground.

How a better EX can improve your CX

Meet the author

Klara Nenadlova

Managing Consultant

It is crucial for organizations to consider their Employee Experience (EX) as a whole – to not only have happy employees and improve retention but to also ensure they build a culture where people feel empowered to make decisions that will lead to improved Customer Experience (CX). Unlike Employee Engagement (EE), which focuses on the relationship between an employee and their organisation, EX goes beyond this and emphasises the employee’s importance at different points of their journey with the company: from recruitment to becoming company alumni.

Find out how you can assess your EX and how it can positively affect your customers. Discover more in our two-pager below:

 

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