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Customer experience doesn’t break in one big moment. It breaks in the gaps.
In this final episode of the CX Under Pressure series, I’m pulling together the biggest patterns from the last four conversations and where things tend to break down.
It’s usually not one big failure. It’s gaps in how teams operate, how decisions get made, and how customer signals actually get used.
This episode is a look at what’s behind that—and what separates teams that stay reactive from the ones that don’t.
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By Brooke SellasCustomer experience doesn’t break in one big moment. It breaks in the gaps.
In this final episode of the CX Under Pressure series, I’m pulling together the biggest patterns from the last four conversations and where things tend to break down.
It’s usually not one big failure. It’s gaps in how teams operate, how decisions get made, and how customer signals actually get used.
This episode is a look at what’s behind that—and what separates teams that stay reactive from the ones that don’t.
In this episode:
Mentioned: