Looking at ROI of CX Through Eyes of Employees
December 14, 2012 1 Comment
We are always looking for ways to understand the connection between customer experience and loyalty. Here’s a new approach, analyzing employee perceptions.
We asked a random sample of more than 2,400 full-time U.S. employees to compare their company’s customer experience as well as its financial results to the organization’s competitors. As you can see in the figure below:
- 76% of CX pacesetters financially outperform their industry and 6% underperform
- 19% of CX laggards financially outperform their industry and 23% underperform
CX leaders are more than four times as likely to financially outperform their competitors.
The bottom line: Employees can see the value of customer experience
About Bruce Temkin
Reblogged this on Optimizing Healing Healthcare and commented:
Study after study has made a clear and direct correlation between employee engagement and satisfaction and customer (patient) experience. The happier and more engaged an organization’s culture the more likely the organization’s customers (patients) are satisfied and loyal to that organization. Bruce Temkin in his blog “Looking at ROI of CX Through Eyes of Employees” shines the spotlight on yet another connection between employees and customer experience. Temkin concludes that, in the eyes of employees, better customer experience equates to better business performance.