One surprising finding from CX research: small businesses that try to compete with big companies on technology usually lose, but those that use technology to enhance their human advantage, they win big.

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From punk rock accounting to handwritten thank-you notes, discover how lean teams are outpacing giants by delivering faster, simpler, and more human experiences.

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Marginally Better S01E05 Small Is the New Smart: Why Simplicity Wins in Customer Experience

Is your small business secretly holding the upper hand? In this episode of, we explore why the tiniest companies are winning big in a world of sky-high customer expectations.

Joe Taylor Jr.

Small businesses can outmaneuver larger competitors because they're closer to their customers.

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#CustomerService #Podcasts #NetPromoterScore

Marginally Better S01E05 Small Is the New Smart: Why Simplicity Wins in Customer Experience

Is your small business secretly holding the upper hand? In this episode of, we explore why the tiniest companies are winning big in a world of sky-high customer expectations.

Joe Taylor Jr.

Small businesses often struggle with what he calls the growth paradox; the very things that make them special, personal service flexibility, owner involvement become harder to maintain as they grow.

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#CustomerService #Podcasts #NetPromoterScore

Daniel Newman writing on the Forbes Tech Council channel shares a sobering statistic: poor customer experience will cost businesses as much as $3.7 trillion globally by 2025.

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#CustomerService #Podcasts #NetPromoterScore

Marginally Better S01E05 Small Is the New Smart: Why Simplicity Wins in Customer Experience: https://lttr.ai/AgXsS

#CustomerService #Podcasts #NetPromoterScore

Marginally Better S01E05 Small Is the New Smart: Why Simplicity Wins in Customer Experience

Is your small business secretly holding the upper hand? In this episode of, we explore why the tiniest companies are winning big in a world of sky-high customer expectations.

Joe Taylor Jr.

CX Network's research on brand growth found that small businesses consistently outperform large corporations in key experience metrics

Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AgQob

#CustomerService #Podcasts #NetPromoterScore

WeWork Costa Rica colocó más de 1.800 espacios de trabajo en el 2024

San José, 11 dic (elmundo.cr) – Con un crecimiento del 27% en 2024, cifra que representa más de 1.800 nuevos espacios de trabajo y la incorporación de 93 empresas, WeWork Costa Rica consolidó su posición como líder en espacios de trabajo flexibles. En línea con esta tendencia, la compañía anunció sus planes para los pr [...]

#EconomíaYNegocios #Empleo #NetPromoterScore #Sauma. #TrabajoFlexible #WeWork

https://elmundo.cr/economia-y-negocios/wework-costa-rica-coloco-mas-de-1-800-espacios-de-trabajo-en-el-2024/

WeWork Costa Rica colocó más de 1.800 espacios de trabajo en el 2024

WeWork Costa Rica colocó más de 1.800 espacios de trabajo en el 2024 Economía y Negocios - El Mundo CR

El Mundo CR
I've been thinking about all the customer satisfaction surveys whose first question is, "After your recent interaction with us, how likely are you to recommend us to a friend or colleague?" Yes, that's right, the all-important "net promoter score."
No. Just no.
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The NPS Is Dead – How we killed it with Incentives

I suppose most people in IT have encountered the Net Promoter Score (NPS) in some form. If you’re unfamiliar with it, just check out the Wikipedia article.

In brief, the Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a metric used to gauge customer loyalty and satisfaction. It’s calculated by asking customers how likely they are to recommend a product or service on a scale from 0 to 10. The score is then derived by subtracting the percentage of detractors (those who score 0-6) from the percentage of promoters (those who score 9-10).

It sounds good, and for a time, it served its original purpose well!

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https://www.locked.de/the-nps-is-dead-how-we-killed-it-with-incentives/

#Feedback #Manipulation #NetPromoterScore #NPS #PerformanceMetrics

The NPS Is Dead – How we killed it with Incentives

I suppose most people in IT have encountered the Net Promoter Score (NPS) in some form. If you're unfamiliar with it, just check out the Wikipedia article. In brief, the Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a metric used to gauge customer loyalty and satisfaction. It's calculated by asking customers how l

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