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62 Customer experience is and always will be at the forefront of an institution's success. With the pandemic, many people are working from home and the way they interact with businesses and services is changing. Now is the time to ensure your customer experience initiatives are adapting to the new normal and you are doing the right work now to understand any shifts in your customers' needs and expectations. To do this, it is vital for customer experience (CX) teams to evaluate how they're performing in this new normal, get feedback from stakeholders, and test the waters to see if there is something else they can be doing to make sure customer needs are met through more positive experiences. It's been pretty crazy lately. When was the last time you checked in with your customers and sales teams to get feedback? Similarly, have you taken a minute to investigate customer data or assess performance of your latest initiatives? If not, now is the time to look at the big picture and test out new methods. For CX teams, here are a few things to keep in mind to make sure that your institution's customer experience initiatives are optimized: Listen While listening is a simple concept, listening well is a core competency for successful CX teams. Constantly pulsing, listening, and developing key actionable insights is beneficial LISTEN, EXPERIMENT, AND MEASURE Now is the time to ensure your customer experience initiatives are adapting to the new normal and you understand any shifts in your customers' needs and expectations. Feature By: Erika Martin

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