The Chicken, the Pig, and the Path to CX Success
JEFF SHEEHAN
?? I help banks, tech, and telecom companies unlock hidden value in their contact centers—cutting attrition by 15%, increasing efficiency by 25%, and boosting ROI without new tech.
In the world of customer experience (CX) management, commitment makes all the difference. Consider the classic plate of bacon and eggs: the chicken is involved, offering its eggs with little sacrifice, while the pig is committed, making the ultimate sacrifice to become bacon. While this analogy may seem oversimplified, it holds a profound lesson.
The Chicken vs. The Pig: A Lesson in Commitment
The chicken, offering eggs day by day, is akin to stakeholders who are involved in CX efforts. They contribute but may not fully commit to the cause. On the other hand, the pig, becoming bacon, symbolizes unwavering commitment—the kind needed to drive real CX transformation.
Collaboration: Nibbling Away at Barriers
Many CX programs operate within existing organizational frameworks, where operations vary in maturity. Here, CX leaders must collaborate within the existing setup while working to improve practices that hinder customer satisfaction and enhance those valued by customers.
Building Consensus: From Involvement to Commitment
Within this internal landscape, CX leaders encounter stakeholders at different levels of involvement and commitment. Some are involved but not yet committed, while others are both involved and fully committed. It's crucial to address those who are uninvolved and those who are involved but not yet fully committed.
To win over these stakeholders, CX leaders must demonstrate how the CX program aligns with organizational obligations, key performance indicators, and financial incentives. Resistance, whether passive or active, can arise when introducing a new CX program into an established organization. Building consensus becomes the bridge from involvement to commitment.
Supporting Stakeholder Goals: A Unified Vision
Ultimately, CX leaders must ensure that the CX program supports the goals of all stakeholders. Collaborative efforts, consensus building, and effective communication are the tools of the trade. The journey to CX success involves transforming involved stakeholders into committed champions, just like turning a chicken into a pig. ????
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6 个月Good read JEFF SHEEHAN, but this article is not kosher at all with pig mentioned and a bacon picture. ?? ?? ??